...of your past love, you may view it as a failure. But when you find a new love, you view the past as a teacher. In the game of love, it doesn't really matter who won or who lost. What is important is you know when to hold on and when to let go! You know you really love someone when you want him or her to be happy, even if his or her happiness means that you're not part of it. Everything happens for the best. If the person you love doesn't love you back, don't be afraid to love someone else again, for you'll never know unless you give it a try. You'll never truly love a person you love unless you RISK FOR LOVE. Love strives in hurting. If you don't get hurt, you don't learn how to love. Love doesn't hurt all the time, though the hurting is still there to test you and to help you grow. Don't find love, let love find you. That's why it's called falling in love because you don't force yourself to fall. You just fall. You cannot finish a book without closing its chapters. If you want to go on, then you have to leave the past as you turn the pages. Love is not destroyed by a single failure nor won by a single caress. It is a lifetime venture in which we are always learning, relearning, discovering, rediscovering, and growing. The greatest irony of love is LETTING GO WHEN YOU WANT TO HOLD ON and HOLDING ON WHEN YOU NEED TO LET GO. We lose someone we love only when we are destined to find someone else who can love us even more than we can love ourselves. On falling out of love, take some...
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...To Love is to love but not to love is to die an what not…pineapples what are they are they the product of a pine cone loving a apple and limes does it hurt that everyone loves lemons over you does it hurt how oranges are so good yet grapefruit are fucking disgusting the dog flew the cat lived the mango was good on my water ice… if cucumber can become pickles why cant I become a phoenix if jake can love a rainacon why cant I love you to love is th love an wtf is this shit bleh bleh bleh bleh 250 words why must I hurt with love I love you yes I do I do I do love orange soda who do you do that’s who now fly with me to the land of ooohh pickles fly high in the sky like rain on the ground high like a bird or down like a turd up up an away on this beautiful day I sore but no more cuz my wings hurt I worked a 12 hr shift when I meet her she will love me for me an I for her we will love an be loved by me she was a child an I was a child by the seagull im alomost there just about don’t the finish line is within reach do u see me hun I loe u u love me we will be will be bam bitch 250 mother humping...
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...Watch Out!! At some schools in the U.S. dodgeball is banned, because some principals think that it has an act in violence. For an example this is happening in Elkton, Maryland this is happening recently. This is happening because it is not aligned, with no education. I think that schools should ban dodgeball. In dodgeball their is pretty much one objective…. hitting- other- students with a rubber ball while chucking it at em’, that must hurt a lot. “In Windham N.H. a kid came home and told his mom that he was getting injured in gym during dodgeball. and reported it to the school board to ban the game of dodgeball from one of the activities in gym. Dodgeball could cause some injuries, like cancion, big bruises, black eyes, jammed fingers,...
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...In Daniel Hill's "Ticking Bombs, Torture, and the Analogy with Self-Defense," the author attempts to refute Shue's thoughts on why under some circumstances torture could be deemed morally permissible. He first introduces the opposing side as plausible; however, why would you actively hurt someone just to treat them as a means to getting what you desire? Hill argues that the only way we can ever deem torture permissible if it aids the individual being tortured, if it is a punishment of some sort for acting unacceptably, or to prevent the individual from hurting an abundant amount of uninvolved individuals. In the latter, there is a disparity in which we've interpreted that example. Hill thinks that there is a vast difference between torturing...
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...so long ago I wait for its return The heart from which in its depths My passion used to burn And it rumbled deep insode Before I even knew I let it fly away from me And hide inside of you I swear to God I'll find it And love again I will To live a life without a heart I think I'd rather die And when I see you laughing I wonder if you know That though its been so very long I haven't let you go And I still I lay here crying With no heart to call my own Cause I lost it with my sanity The minute you were gone All I ask is simple To set my spirit free To find my old and broken heart And give it back to me Why does it hurt so bad Why do I feel so sad Thought I was over you But I keep on crying When I don't have you So, why does it hurt me so I gotta get you off my head It hurts me so bad My life has been great since you left I must admit life is great I went and did all the things I said I would I found someone who loves me for me I haven't had much drama since the day we split My heart has never been more at ease And when I think of all the things you put me through Leaving you has been for the best Never again I said I never want to feel your pain again Just when I think its through I fall right back in love with...
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...outline of what looked like a life-size walking ham. Why would Scout be dressed as a ham? I wondered to myself. I couldn’t see Jem although I knew it was his voice I had heard. I watched as Scout as Jem approached the big oak tree. Once the kids stumbled under the big old tree, I could make out Jem walking along side Scout talking quietly to her. The kids stopped all of the sudden, and I wondered if something was wrong....
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...attitudes. Even though the idea of forgiveness has been taught from early civilizations and documented in the pages of the Hebrew Bible and New Testament, the benefits of forgiveness have not been explored until approximately twenty years ago. It was not until 1984 when social scientist, Smedes and again in 1990 Worthington and DiBlasio sought to explore these possible benefits and to develop models of forgiveness (Magnuson & Enright, 2008). The two most popular models are Enright's process model and Worthington's REACH model. Enright's model which has four basic steps; the first is to begin to uncover the hurt or shame caused by the offense; the second step is to purposefully decide to forgive, the third step is to work towards forgiveness. One must begin to develop empathy for their offender. Not for the purpose of justifying their offense but to better understand why they acted in such a manner. The fourth and final step is to receive the healing of forgiveness. At this stage one learns to let the pain go and not to dwell on the incident. The second model, Worthington's REACH model is very similar. It involves the stages of Recalling the...
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...night. Dieter loves to run, but it hurts to run. When Dieter runs, it hurts. His legs hurt. His arms hurt. His back hurts. His head hurts. When Dieter runs, his whole body hurts. Then, Dieter starts thinking. He starts dreaming. He dreams about his job. He dreams about his home. He dreams about his family. He dreams about his friends. He dreams about the world. At first, running hurts. No one likes it when it hurts. When it hurts, Dieter dreams about things that do not hurt. This is why Dieter loves running. Running gives him the best dreams. Sometimes, Dieter forgets that he is running. Sometimes, he runs all morning. Sometimes, he runs all afternoon. Sometimes, he runs all night. Dieter runs and dreams. Questions: 1) What does Dieter love to do? A. B. C. D. He loves to run. He loves to dream. He loves to think. He loves to hurt. 2) When Dieter runs, it hurts. What does this mean? A. He feels good. B. He feels bad. 3) What does Dieter do while he is running? A. B. C. D. He dreams. He sleeps. He eats. He drinks. 4) What does Dieter dream about? I. his job II. his family III. his future A. B. C. D. I only I and II II and III I, II, and III Answers and Explanations 1) A The first line of the story says, “Dieter loves to run.” Therefore (A) is correct. Dieter loves running because it “gives him the best dreams,” but the story does not say that Dieter loves to dream. Therefore (B) is incorrect. When running makes Dieter’s body hurt, “Dieter starts thinking.” The story...
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...year 3. My comment is that in the recent years, many people have lost their jobs and still to this day have not found work. Most of those people have college-aged kids; and with their savings liquidated to live, many of them cannot support their children’s college costs. There are student loans but with interest rates rising and not enough jobs opening for recent graduates, it’s not ideal to burden the future of America with debt. Americans must remain competitive with other industrialized nations with their graduates, and most of those foreign graduates migrate here and compete with our own American educated graduates. It is to everyone’s benefit that our country supports our children’s education. As they progress, we all progress. I wish to them repeal this proposed regulation. 4. This expires on Jun 18, 2012. 5. a. After I have submitted my comment, if the rule passes, I, or any of the public community, can access the data or analysis on why the rule passes since it will be public information. If I don’t think that the reasons of why the regulation passed, then I may bring it up for judicial review. I may challenge this regulation legally if I believe that this law is inappropriate. b. Firstly and most importantly, this proposed regulation discriminates against low-income families. Low-income families are those who are in need of these Federal Pell Grants. Secondly, this regulation could be seen as racist, since most low-income families are minorities especially...
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...lose sight of the details altogether. But whenever failure comes, if we analyse it critically, in ninety-nine per cent of cases we shall find that it was because we did not pay attention to the means. Proper attention to the finishing, strengthening, of the means is what we need. With the means all right, the end must come. We forget that it is the cause that produces the effect; the effect cannot come by itself; and unless the causes are exact, proper, and powerful, the effect will not be produced. Once the ideal is chosen and the means determined, we may almost let go the ideal, because we are sure it will be there, when the means are perfected. When the cause is there, there is no more difficulty about the effect, the effect is bound to come. If we take care of the cause, the effect will take care of itself. The realization of the ideal is the effect. The means are the cause: attention to the means, therefore, is the great secret of life. We also read this in the Gita and learn that we have to work, constantly work with all our power; to put our whole mind in the work, whatever it be, that we are doing. At the same time, we must not be attached....
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...“Love” will be surely existent in our senses as the time get closer to Feb. 14, a day when passion is deeply associated with the heart. But my curiosity does not seem to be satisfied and it keeps me formulating various questions like; is it really true that the heart is the mastermind of love? What about the brain, is it also involved? Everybody hears the cliché when someone gets dumped; "My heart hurts". But does it actually hurt? And if it does, is it because they were in love? All reactions in the body start from the brain, right? Then the final question is; what should we use then in the name of love, our HEART or the BRAIN? The purpose of this article of mine is to put an end to this mystery and bring out the facts. I am assured that many young people like me are enthusiastically interested regarding this topic. Researching data of co notational definitions, BRAIN is the king of every living animal, and HEART is the genuine source of emotions. These two vital organs do really have a linking nexus. However, when it comes to love, it’s even more difficult to decipher what is really the actual function of these internal parts. So, can we say that brain is the starting point of love? And we feel the love through the heart, is that it? Let’s find out. According to an analysis by a Syracuse professor, it depends. That might be a very broad answer but based on her findings, she assimilated that you experience a similar sensation to one of using cocaine when you fall in love...
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...other times you are going start getting treated bad. Many times you might get sent to jail for something you didn’t want to do, like drink alcohol, do drugs, etc. In The article Child Soldiers: victims or perpetrators “More often than not children have no say in whether they enlist or not and once recruited the children become brainwashed through the use of drugs and alcohol. The drugs and alcohol make the children become more compliant enabling them to commit atrocities which they never would have before.” They should not be getting hurt for crimes. In the article Child Soldiers: victims or perpetrators I found that “ Personally, I believe child soldiers should not be prosecuted for their crimes.” If they do something wrong they shouldn’t be getting hurt or anything. Many new kids that join Child...
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...“Forgiveness is God’s command” (Martin Luther King Jr.). God says that every person deserves to be forgiven no matter what wrong they did, and every person should be quick to forgive. The action of forgiveness grows to become the major idea of the novel, The Shack, because Mack must forgive several important people in order to further his relationship with Christ. There are many cases throughout the novel where Mack must learn to forgive those who have hurt him deeply to better himself and his relationship. Research and multiple cases have continued to prove that forgiveness is a key aspect to maintaining a content life. William P. Young’s novel, The Shack, ties in this main goal of forgiveness and portrays the overall theme of forgiveness through the actions of Mack forgiving God, his father, and Missy’s killer. To begin, forgiving someone who caused severe pain and hurt can be hard, but it is definitely not impossible. Nearly every person in the world has been hurt...
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... When I was young, there was a time when my mom asked me to get a glass of water for her. I can’t remember much of what happened and what remains clear to me is that I won’t stop crying because I broke the glass and I was hurt from a broken piece. My mom was very angry. Yet, she was the one who treated me and cleaned the mess. Just to stop me from crying, she promised that she would buy me something, probably ice cream or anything to eat. Since I really trusted her, I instantly stopped. Now, as I grow older and began to experience the difference between a life of a grown-up and a life of a child, I wish I can remain a cry-baby just like before. If there comes a time when I make a mistake, I hope I can just cry in front of others to show them I’m hurt. I wish that though I disappoint them, they are still willing to forgive me and help me clean up my mess. Can’t life be just like what I used to imagine it, where I can trust everybody and the pain that I feel can be simply healed by a lollipop and a candy? Though how much I wish to have that kind of life, I need to face the reality that not all pain is easily healed and not all people are like my mom. I know that not everything is forgotten and not everyone is forgiven. If that is the case, why do we still continue to live? It is the question that I am always asking myself when I feel like life is really unfair. But at the same time, there always come one answer in my mind- it is because of trust. Many know what trust...
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...Ethics Essay: “The Subprime Mortgage Market Meltdown” “What were the responsibilities of the mortgage broker to borrowers? To lenders? To investors? How well did they fulfill their responsibilities? Why?” The responsibilities of the mortgage brokers to the borrowers, lenders, and investors were to promote the subprime mortgages to these groups of people in order for them to take out a loan. Although they did fulfill their responsibilities of promoting and having people sign up for it, they mishandled on how people should be granted for a mortgage loan. These brokers were to desperate about earning huge amount of money due to the expanding market that they ignored the proper precaution that they should have taken when they were giving out the mortgages. The brokers were giving out loans to people that didn’t have the proper credit score nor the income to support the mortgages that they were getting. In the end, that’s what led to the home mortgage market to crash down because borrowers, investors, and lenders defaulted out of their mortgage because they weren’t able to make the monthly payments once the interest rates started to increase. “Did some subprime lenders behave unethically? If so, how? Whose interests did the subprime lenders have a responsibility to represent? Did they adequately represent those interests? Yes, the subprime lenders did behave unethically because they weren’t paying close attention to the mortgage brokers on the activities...
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