Case Study#1 Teesa McKinley Upon first meeting with my manager about a potential job change, I was feeling conflicted with a career promotion possibility and my family situation. Things have been tense at home and I feel I am doing less than my share in taking care of the kids since I have such a long commute. I feel I never have enough time for all the things in my life that are important to me. My personal relationships are the most important thing to me and when they are not in a good place my job life suffers too. Some days at work I feel I am just going through the motions and not giving 100% to my clients. During the meeting, she wanted my response on 6 options ranging from promotions to travel as well as maintaining my current job. I realized I was going to have to give a lot of thought to the matter and make sure that the decision I was about to make would line up with who I …show more content…
Based on that decision, the option I would choose first would be to relocate to our gym’s franchise that is closer to my house. As a person who values strong personal relationships, being able to drive 5 minutes to work will allow me to spend more time with those that I love. Knowing I will have more time to do things with my kids and husband will make me feel more secure in my relationships with them and thus I will have more to give my clients. My parents live really close to this gym and are getting on in their years and I want to help them as well. My mom and dad have always been there for me and I want to help them in the last few years of their lives. Even though the pay is lower there is potential in the new gym to add-on personal training to offset some of the low
When it comes to choice of where to workout it is a complete personal preference. Some people do not like the thought of people staring at them or watching them workout because they are not at the place they wish to be at yet. This is only one other thing that sets people in this discourse community apart from themselves. In some instances, this can become a disadvantage for the person pushing towards a specific goal. Certain goals can be pushed to the side or completely forgotten about because of the discomfort people feel placing themselves in a place like a gym for the first time.
Changing history has profound effects on humans and the choices that they make, in 1984 by George Orwell Big Brother has the ability to manipulate the past, present, and future because he is the supreme leader of Oceania. The supreme leader of Oceania is Big Brother, none of the citizens in the country know if Big Brother is a group or a single individual. Big Brother stepped into power after the rebellion and has maintained absolute power over his citizens. In order to gain absolute power, Big Brother had to destroy human relationships. Relationships are a problem for Big Brother because they allow citizens to form bonds with one and other. Big Brother has ruined humanity and the relationships that they have in order to gain absolute power. By controlling the essential parts of relationships, physical contact, sex, and breaking the bond between parents and children, Big Brother successfully turns society into individuals in order to gain absolute power which will ensure that he will never lose power.
When you turn fourteen or fifteen you are usually entering your freshman year of high school. The transition from middle school to high school can be challenging: there are kids that are older and more intimidating. Some students struggle to find their place and also struggle with their interpersonal relationships. Similarly, when you turn eighteen or nineteen you may go off to college. The same feelings from four years ago come up again: you are thrown into a mix of people from all over the country, all of them are older and seem more intimidating. Finding those interpersonal relationships can be a challenge because being in a new environment, on your own, is overwhelming. In these years, media and social media become a focal point for many
Do we still live in the seventeenth century? It’s very interesting to look back at the differences and similarities in men’s and women’s relationships since then. My husband, Sean, and I were brought up very differently; he was only raised by his mother who provided everything for him food, shelter, and love whereas I had the more traditional family in being raised by both parents. My father was the provider, a construction worker who worked long hours five to six days a week, and my mother, a homemaker, tended the home doing the cooking, cleaning, and also caring for us children. Now that I’m older and have my own husband and children, I find myself using the traditional traits that I’ve seen and learned from my parents. Tending to my husband’s and children’s every need not only seems to be a normal feeling, but it’s a natural instinct for me. According to Edward S. Morgan in The Puritan Family: Religion and Domestic Relations in Seventeenth-Century New England, “In each relationship God had ordained that one party be superior, the other inferior….Wives were instructed that woman was made ultimately for God but immediately for man….” In living in the twenty first century, relationships seem to be better now than they were in the seventeenth century. Men and women today are marrying for love and happiness, and also building their lives together as a team whereas the Puritans married because it was a law of God where the husband was in charge of his wife and being happy didn’t exist.
As people grow, a variety of relationships develop over time. Relationships with family, friends, and romantic partners are such examples of these diverse ties. Friendships in particular are affected by the following: the level of interaction involved, how communication between two friends is established, and contact, if they exist, between multiple circles of friends through one person. Some examples of these are friendship expectations, the stages of childhood friendship, and the stages of adult friendship.
Relationships between two people can have a strong bond and through poetry can have an everlasting life. The relationship can be between a mother and a child, a man and a woman, or of one person reaching out to their love. No matter what kind of relationship there is, the bond between the two people is shown through literary devices to enhance the romantic impression upon the reader. Through Dudley Randall’s “Ballad of Birmingham,” Ben Jonson’s “To Celia,” and William Shakespeare’s “Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer’s Day?” relationships are viewed as a powerful bond, an everlasting love, and even a romantic hymn.
The issue in this case is the struggle of power. Every time the female challenges Matt there is an issue. Like in the first paragraph when Matt comes back from partying with his friends and the female has something to say about matt not spending Valentine’s Day with her. This is one of the main conflicts between the couple and being that they are both so young this is a major issue for them. Since this couple is young they are both just starting to gain their freedom and Matt is trying to enjoy his. Freshmen year is honestly most kids first time living away from home, they no longer have curfews or anyone to answer to but themselves. When living away from home you now have this new sense of freedom which is what Matt and his girlfriend have.
Relationships have both positive and negative effects on a person. Relationships consist of many factors: trust, communication, honesty, love, and last but not least, respect. As important as all these factors are, you need respect, trust, and love to make the relationship bloom. However, in some relationships, there can be a lack of both respect and trust. The lack of either can lead to dangerous behavior, nevertheless, can be referred to as domestic violence, but remember, abuse is not always physical. Emotional abuse happens and sometimes, the emotional abuse is worse.
There are many different types of relationships. From your neighbor to your significant other, experiencing different relationships is a part of everyday life. Wether you posses good or bad communication skills will affect the interpersonal relationships within your life. The popular television series Modern Family is a good example of the different types of friendships, types of love, and relationship theories that encompass the everyday person.
The conflict occurred a few summers ago. It took place at Cedar Point Amusement Park in Sandusky, Ohio when my family and I were there on vacation. I had an inner-conflict with decision-making. I was confused with myself, wondering what decision I should make in the situation that I was in.
I believe we will decide on if we move or not based on if the benefits outweigh the costs. If it will benefit the whole entire family then we will move, if not then we don’t move. We will have to consider the friends and family we will leave behind. But all in all we will make the decision together. I believe that making the decision together is more practical
Throughout most of my life I have gained friendships and relationships with others that have turned into long term, but others which only lasted a short while. The friendship that has greatly impacted my life significantly over the last eight years is someone who means so much to me. This meaningful friendship all started back when I was in middle school, which has grown stronger over the years. I met Brooke in middle school because we had some of the same classes and were in homeroom together. Our friendship developed quickly and lasted throughout our high school years. We became really close our Junior and Senior year of high school. But, maintaining our friendship hasn’t always been so easy. Today, we text and call each other on our free time, but I know I can count and rely on her when I need someone to talk too. I call her my second sister and vice versa. And when we go home on breaks we see one another as much as we can. The best part of our relationship is that if one is in need of advice or in need of a shoulder to cry on, we are always there for one another. Keeping in contact is very important in our relationship and communication has played a key role in our relationship.
“Relationships are what make up our world today, they shape the ways we see things and the way that we do things, relationships affect how we see the world today”. I believe supporting what your partner does, having a great sum of trust and showing your affections towards your partner is what will make a healthy relationship great.
I don’t think that anything brings people together more than mutual hatred, except mutual hatred for each other. I suppose that is why my ex-boyfriends and I still talk to each other, or, I should say, one of my ex-boyfriends, Rob. The other one, Andrew, and I don’t talk at all. I suppose that means we must really hate each other. But the reason we don’t talk is that it still hurts, and that wound runs very deep, I doubt if it will ever heal. The “blues” is losing someone you love and not having enough money to immerse yourself in drink. And so when I had lost Andrew, Cupid sent Rob along, and he paid for the tab. In short, I am convinced that Andrew is heartless and devoid of having any conviction or remorse for his wickedness. And as for Rob, I am honored to be able to say that, yes, he is my friend, and one of the most amazing people I have ever met.
Social relationships are very important in our society because as humans we are a very social species. The reason we are classified as social species is because we engage in sustained cooperation that is more than just associating with mates. There are many benefits associated with social species such as alloparental care, sharing resources and helping each other out. The two different types of bonding humans partake in include kin bonding and non-kin bonding. Kin relationships are social relations between individuals who are genetically related such as cousins, siblings and parents. Non-kin relationships are relations between individuals who are not genetically related such as friends and acquaintances. Kin relationships is favoured by kin selection because evolutionarily humans have been known to favour the success of their relatives. Therefore to help relatives, humans usually form close relationships with their kin that