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    taken away from her from people who judge her and those who she loves dearly. Sometimes her being overpowered highly outweighs her being empowered. Janie was forced into her first marriage, received everything as far as materials but struggles to truly find herself because he was controlling. But her third and last marriage resulted in her really being able to find…

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    In “Chrysanthemums” by John Steinbeck and A Doll’s House by Henrik Ibsen, both authors illustrate in readers minds that women back then had no freedom and always doubted themselves, because of how men treated them. The authors shows that during this time `men made women feel insecure and weak. They viewed women as housewives only allowing them to do hard chores all day. Over time the women began to feel like undervalued prisoners in their own homes. Women’s way of thinking and their behaviors…

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    Cathy Brown: A Short Story

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    Cathy and Steve had not decided to go the extra thousand miles and make an effort to find their special someone. According to The Bureau of Labor Statistics about 50.2 percent of Americans were single in 2014 and only 30 percent of millennials find marriage to be “one of the most important things in life.” The single…

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    Family structures today are different than thirty years ago. Today, twenty million kids live in a home with one parent. In the article Positive Effects of Single Parent Families, it states, “Spending quality one on one time with your kids allows you to develop a unique bond that may actually be stronger than it would have been if you weren’t a single parent.” Therefore, parents can develop stronger relationships with their children when they are single and are not stressed about their…

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    Self-knowledge or “understanding of oneself, one 's character, abilities or, motives” is seen in Shakespeare’s King Lear (dictionary.com). Both King Lear and Gloucester place their trust in the wrong child, and it ultimately leads to their downfall. Both Cordelia who is the daughter of King Lear, and Kent who is a nobleman under Gloucester remain true to themselves and retain self-knowledge. Cordelia and Kent continuously speak the truth and fight to remain honest and loyal even though it bodes…

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    Change Is Not Always Bad As I sat in my room and reminisced over the change that happened in my life, a smile crossed my face. My smile was not because I like change, but it represented me overcoming the fear that gripped me every time change occurred. Many times in life I began to love or hate certain factors that life handed me depending on how I went through my first experience of that situations. Change is one of those factors I hated because when I first encountered it, I was young and…

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    Divorced Parents

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    that couples do not have what it takes to overcome marital conflicts. They are also more prone to repeating their parents’ mistakes and believing their future relationships are likely to fail (e.g., Wallerstein & Lewis, 2004) The children of failed marriages have increased rates of infidelity, moodiness, excessive drinking, conflicts over money, jealousy, and drug use. Some have even conducted studies on how boys and girls from divorced households act differently than one another in their…

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    formally express interest in marriage on my behalf and talk to her parents. But regardless, I ended up leaking this information to my brother who then leaked to my mother and by way of my father, my mother to my surprise was overjoyed but no response from my father I knew he knew and 2 days later I was summoned to his room for a “talk” his words to me were, “Do you find the life of someone’s daughter, someone’s sister a play thing? Do you even understand what marriage entails, you have no…

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    Satan’s bate, poison for men’s soul” (Inside the Medieval Mind: Sex). In the Medieval Times, marriage was defined only as an alliance between families, a trade of property, which included the wife (Inside the Medieval Mind: Sex). Once a woman married, all her goods became the husband’s estate as well. No one really married for love as today’s people do. That is until the Reformation of the Church began. Marriage, family, and even sex life had been altered. To begin, in this time period women…

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    Some statistics say a couple who does not live together before getting married has a 20 percent chance of being divorced within five years. Couples living together prior to marriage increase to 49 percent. Realistically though, more people practice cohabitation, the percentage may be higher for the people who separate instead of getting a divorce, and may skew the statistics. If the couple chooses to live together as an alternative to being married like the statistics show that the relationship…

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