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    This writing is about comparing and contrasting about our society and to Jonas's Society. Our society is better than Jonas’ society because in his society they have a lot of rules and they were controlled by sameness. The rules are very strict like : members of the community are not allowed to leave the community, No one is supposed to have strong feelings and more strict rules that keep the people in Jonas’ the same. One of the difference between our society to Jonas’ society was when…

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    Alongside veterans, military families make many sacrifices, and it is essential that those sacrifices are met with support by the government. Military personnel do their duty by working to keep the country safe, whether that is fighting across seas or working on U.S. bases, deserve support from the government. However, it is not only that one person making sacrifices, it is the entire family. Home life for military families can be difficult. For example, many families have to drop everything and…

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    Expressions, for example, Calixta knowing her bequest whilst having additional conjugal sex with Alcee recommend that she will be not able come back to her spouse after this. Notwithstanding, after the storm of enthusiasm that has been unleashed, the air seems to have been cleared, and both Calixta and Alcee are shown to return significantly more content than before to their separate accomplices: So the storm…

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    diseases and famine. It seems pretty logical why there would be single-parent homes. The reasons widely differ in why there are single-parent homes now. I believe parents just are not mentally and financially ready to be parents and leaving their spouse to raise the children…

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    sibling position, emotional cut off, and societal environment pressures. Differenation is learning to separate self from family. According to Bowen(1978) “It has long been recognized that emotional attachment between the spouses is identical to the emotional attachment that each spouse had in his or her family of origin” (p. 530). Triangles is a family unit where tension is directed at a member in the family. Someone is usually the target or left out. The goal as the therapist is to avoid…

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    a third person enters a marriage, the cheating spouse begins to look for reasons to justify their dishonest behavior. Often the cheating spouse shifts the blame onto the faithful one in the marriage and becomes over bearing and paranoid about where they are and who they are spending their time with. Looking outside the marriage to solve problems only adds to the problems that already exist in the relationship. It is difficult to focus on your spouse and issues at home if someone else consuming…

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    Transitioning some of the daily chores to her spouse does give her more free time when she is off. She still currently works full time and this helps keeping their health care premiums down due to healthcare being provided by her employer. She has also taken part in the saving for her retirements with a 401K and a Roth IRA to save for retirement. As her spouse has done she also increases her contribution towards retirement and is looking forward to her…

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    Marriage is a team effort. One main cause of divorce today is lack of communication in the marriage. Priorities play a huge role in this issue. Today’s generation is very caught up in technology and social media. A spouse may claim they are “too busy”, to talk. An individual being caught up in work or taking care of children is a part of life, but partners should make time for each other in between work schedules and soccer games. Bottling up feelings begin to happen…

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    and women choose to marry, as well as the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of both in a marriage relationship. One of the great feats of Thomas’s book is that he details a biblical argument to destroy the notion that there is one potential spouse for each person. He explains that yes, God does sometimes lead some to people to each other, but a majority of people have absolute free will to decide who they will marry. Thomas provides several criteria a person should hold themselves…

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    and they shall become one flesh.” This verse seems to be the foundation for how a marriage should work, such as when two people are merging their lives together, they should leave behind their old lives and start a new one with their spouse. If neither of the spouses leave behind their old lifestyle, this could make the marriage dysfunctional. If this verse was to be broken down it would have four points describing the foundation for a marriage. The first point, “a man shall leave”, would imply…

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