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    Sacrificing something for the person you love is not always easy and it never will be. The only comfort you will be able to feel is seeing the smile on their faces. In “The gift of the Magi” by O. Henry talks about sacrifices that are made in the name of love. Love is sacrificing your own happiness even if it means losing the one object you most care about. Nothing is more comforting than giving all you having to that one special person who means the word to you and you meaning the same to…

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    The influence the media has on love and relationships can be one of the strongest influences a person can face. The media can affect how an individual views love and sex, whether it be through music and movies or pornography. Having a relationship is something men and women think about constantly; it can be the case of the young girl looking for prince charming or the college guy who just wants a one-night stand. The affect the media has on society is astonishing; the media is constantly telling…

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    Stories are told different ways after every generation, and that goes the same for fairy tales. Throughout time the main concept never changes, only by a slight bit. At first glance, Straparola story The Pig King would have nothing to do with the modern day adaption of Beauty and the Beast. However, the concept of the story is basically the same throughout, and these similarities lead me to believe that the, oh so famous, movie Beauty and the Beast originated from this tale. The symbolism…

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    AkaashVani “Ladies and gentlemen flight M20 is delayed one hour, flight M20 is delayed one hour,” said a woman on the loudspeakers. “Oh no, Ria one more hour.” Ria is my best friend. She is tall and skinny because she works out. She is always conscious of how she looks. Any guy that sees her would fall in love with her. She is always dressed up like today she is wearing a pink sundress and has her hair straight. I, however, am wearing tights with a pink workout tank. I don’t work out, I don’t…

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    Both Brett and Daisy, despite their different personalities, find a relationship that provides them the love and romance they have been looking for, while also granting them full control over their man. Through their selfish motives, both women successfully take advantage of their lovers and manipulate them to the point of destruction. Brett’s shallow approach to relationships enables her to pursue her suitor Robert Cohn and seduce him. Immediately after they meet, Brett is attracted to Cohn…

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    Janie a young African American lady was faced with a choice between, love, romance, happiness and stability, sensibility and family approval. One man an old farmer asked for her hand in marriage. Janie knew if she said yes she would be taken care of but not always happy. A young man with lots of money how ever, stole Janie 's heart and gave her the choice to risk her future and run away with him. This risk would allow janie 's romantic desires to run wild and let her child like freedom sing.…

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    Quotes of Love in Romeo and Juliet - ROMEO O, she doth teach the torches to burn bright! It seems she hangs upon the cheek of night Like a rich jewel in an Ethiop 's ear— Beauty too rich for use, for earth too dear (1.5.51-55) This quote talks about what Romeo is describing Juliet as. He uses a personification of teaching the torches to burn bright. This is a personification because Juliet is giving an inanimate object, a torch, the ability to learn. The effect that personification has on the…

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    "The word Romance of course is derived from Roman ages, having to do with ancient Rome in the Middle Ages, people looked upon Roman Empire as something grounded and glorious, something far surpassing their own course time in its achievements"(wagoner, pg50). When you think about the word romantic it has come to be referred to almost anything Grand and glorious, this Cosmic powerful force of emotions that you feel for that special someone." In contrast to the ordinary constraints of daily life…

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    How does the separation of love affect the body? Think about how you would feel if you are deeply in love with your significant other and they get ripped out of your life just like that. I know that sounds like a movie and well it is but just think how that would feel. In Perfect Chemistry By Simone Elkeles, Brittany and Alex are from different sides of town, Britney is from the “good” and “rich” side and Alex who is from the “poor” side. Nobody would have ever guessed that they would be…

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    1.Provide the proper APA reference of the article? (1 point) 2.Discuss your process of obtaining the article you read. What was your topic / area of interest? Why did you choose the topic? What key words did you use to find your article? What problems or issues did you run into? Describe how successful your search was or was not. (2 points) The topic of pathological love is a very interesting topic, I wanted to see it relates to depression. It is an uncontrollable emotion that one…

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