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    who act like caring and supportive parents. Finally, the protagonist gets away from abusive step-father and gets into the family of well-educated, supportive people. However, behind various acts of attention, the story examines the complexity of relationships and problem of miscommunication which can force a person to abandon even luxurious home. The problem of miscommunication is clear from the first sentence where a reader is exposed to tension between character’s…

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    that is strength." (Arnold Schwarzenegger). People need to go through hardships to become stronger, so they can have a better future. In the book, Shanghai Girls, by Lisa See, some of the characters experience hardships through their lifestyles, relationships, and with themselves. However, the manage to get past the tough times in their lives, so they can move on forward to a better life. Firstly, a lifestyle is a way of living for a person and it can change due to a variety of factors, which…

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    When it comes to relationships, Holden is a paradox in creating them. He often finds himself ostracizing the people surrounding him, believing that they are “phony” and spurious. While encountering numerous people during his three day journey, “he remains fundamentally withdrawn and isolated … most of his interactions are superficial, and many of his relationships are insincere” (Evans). Because of this, Holden fails at forming authentic relationships, being contradictory to his words and…

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    Happiness.”). Some of the richest people in the world continue to be the loneliest. This could be because money creates an illusion of happiness because it provides opportunities, materialistic items, and surrounds one with spurious friends. The natures of surrounding relationships can be put into question, determining whether these friends care for the individual or for the money that he or she is worth. Individuals can even wear a mask of happiness, much like Richard Cory, but the feeling is…

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    tensions, but The major stereotype that affects most of modern relationships is the stereotypes between men and women. Women state that “they are always right”, and “All men act like children”, while men state that “Taking care of the household is a woman’s job.” I not only do I want to talk about stereotypes, but I also want to address how these stereotypes are wrong and how they destroy most relationships. MANY OF YOU might be in a relationship at the moment, so you…

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    Tragedy In Frankestein

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    Everyone makes relationships to fulfil their desires. As relationships are made, people look for positivity and happiness that they can get from the relationships. Some relationships turn out well but unfortunately not everybody becomes successful. In “Frankestein” and “The descent”, the protagonist and the others do not develop a positive relationship or at least they cannot because of society. The protagonist and the others do not have a cooperative relationship which is the main factor of…

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    The relationships between family members can often be the most complex relationships. Deborah Tannen tries to shed some light on family relationships in her book, I Only Say This because I Love You. Deborah Tannen has primarily studied linguistics, but she has also written books explaining communications of all types. In this book, she focuses on families and explains how to understand the relationships between family members. Each chapter goes into detail about individual relationships, such…

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    In “Soldier’s Home” written by Ernest Hemingway, Harold Krebs, referred to as Krebs, is a young man who has just returned home from Germany where he served in the Army during World War I. However, his transition from a soldier of war to a citizen in his society proves to be harder than the people around him expect. In “A Sorrowful Woman” written by Gail Godwin, the woman is a wife and mother who falls ill and decides to keep herself away from both of them. Both Krebs and the woman display…

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    How to Make a Long Distance Relationship Work Before we kick-off our topic - How to Make a Long Distance Relationship Work – here is an important word from the sponsors. Romance Advisor does not fancy long distance relationships. If you 're about to dive heart first into a long distance relationship (LDR), the odds aren 't with you. If you 're already involved in one, do you feel the benefits outweigh the risks? There are two types of LDRs the Whirlwinds and the Exclusives. 1) Whirlwinds…

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    There has been a perception that long-distance result to break-up of relationships. Nevertheless, it is not automatic that a relationship will break due to long-distance. In the past there are relationships that have thrived very well despite the distance. In most cases, long-distance enables couples to know one another better before getting into a more tight relationship in future. It is apparent that long-distance relationships are subject to numerous challenges. Nevertheless, there are…

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