The Urges

The term paraphilia was created by the Greek roots meaning “to the side of” and philos which means “loving”. Individuals that have a paraphilic disorder have unusual patterns of sexual attraction that involve arousal sexually in response to something they like to engage in. Many paraphilia’s are harmless and victimless. The DSM-5 has a list of abnormal patterns that are looked upon as mental disorders that involve emotional distress. For some individuals engaging in their acts is their only way…

When Antonio realizes that spring is coming, the theme of his brothers changing and developing new, wild, bad urges is introduced. This is symbolized by spring and tree sap. The theme of the brothers’ life moving on is symbolized by many of the classically spring-like images. One example of this is how the “lime-green of spring came and… Dark buds appeared on branches.” Here, Rudolfo Anaya artfully shows how the color green, which can represent growth and virility, is being used to show that the…

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public on diseases and conditions says “Pathological gambling is similar to a drug addiction and alcoholism.” Writer for Medline Plus Andrea Reuter says “Gambling addiction, also called compulsive gambling or pathological gambling, is an irrepressible urge to gamble, regardless of the negative impact that gambling may have on your personal, professional or financial well-being.” Pathological gambling can become a major reason to one’s finical problems, but being a pathological gambler can lead…

annihilates every Trojan to meet him in combat, Zeus’s mortal son Sarpedon is perhaps the most significant figure to crosses paths with the vicious and great Patrodus. As Zeus watched the Trojan War from the peaks of mount Ida, he is overcome with the urge to deliver his son from death, and return him to his home land of…

release that many people long for and can never reach. A movie that demonstrates the popularity and fascination with werewolves has to be Teen Wolf starring Michael J. Fox. In the movie it shows how werewolves symbolize the struggle to control our inner urges because there is an uncontrollable transformation, fight between good and evil, and an…

As a matter of fact, Baldwin outlines a rather abstract approach. He urges his intended audience to not only be forgiving, but also resilient their hard work will ultimately pay off. This is suggested by the fact that he created an encouraging tone to state: “there is no limit to where you can go” and “you have, and many…

differences between man and woman and the respective attitudes towards both can be traced back as far as humanity itself and the primal urge and desperation for reproduction. This ancient drive to ensure the survival of our race and bloodline that has transcended time, even now when world population is at an all-time high, men can still be seen driven by sexual urges. This, by nature, places women in submissive roles such as mothers while taking on…

Have you ever felt the urge to discover a deeper sense of identity? I learnt that discoveries can create a sense of emotion, confrontation and provocation in which you might, rediscover something or gain new perceptions of yourself and others. The prose fiction novel, ‘Swallow the Air’, follows the main character of May Gibson who through searching to discover a sense of identity and through self-discovery, she has renewed perceptions of herself and others. The poem called, ‘What Is Identity?’,…

As dynamic as the human condition, power vacillates in accordance with the whims of those who seek it. As such, much of humanity itself is tarnished or embellished by the pursuits of those who sought power and, more importantly, those who ultimately failed to grasp it. In literature, that notion is encapsulated at the individual level so as to resound with readers. William Shakespeare in his play Othello and Toni Morrison in the novel The Bluest Eye provide insight into the amorphous nature of…