Technological Relationships

At first, the story-teller tries to fight against the growing oppression. She even challenges John’s treatment by writing the diary. Yet, while one part of her may believe John wrong, another part believes that since he is the man, the doctor, and therefore the authority, he may be right. Because they hold unequal power positions in the relationship and in society, she lacks the courage and self-esteem to assert her will over his even though she knows that his “treatment” is harming her. When he tells to practice in self-control over her irritation with him, the effect is ironic; he controls everything and even makes her feel ungrateful for such a care.

Social Isolation: A Lack of Belonging in Ondaatje’s The English Patient Loneliness is a common yet unpleasant emotional response to isolation. A feeling of isolation can be caused through a disconnection to society; sometimes because of a person’s race or their gender. In a society that is becoming increasingly liberal at a surprising rate, many believe that this discrimination will become obsolete. However, in Ondaatje’s The English Patient, the characters’ nationalities and genders are made obvious, suggesting that a person’s race or gender can lead to a lack of a sense of belonging thereby preventing them from succeeding. Kirpal, and Indian man fighting for the British army, finds himself torn between his obligation to the army and his

Love at first sight does not mean happiness or trust and may lead to a hole in many of the important parts of a relationship, for example confidence. A lack of confidence is seen throughout the relationships in Pride and Prejudice. The failing of marriages

Dana being a secret can influence how we view her as a character. The reader has sympathy for Dana. She can not be her own person because everything she does has to take into consideration of what her half sister is doing. She is not allowed to do many of the things she wants to and the audience feels bad for her. The audience can also excuse some of the things she does that might be frowned upon by society, such as drugs, because she is going through that.

Not having a mouth represents many thing such as : “At times, dreaming of a faceless person can be a reflection of how confused you are about yourself and your direction in life. You might also have this feeling that other people fail to appreciate you.” This could mean as his confusion rises about what it is zelda thinks he has done, as she would claim he was a common customer at the house of infidelity. As far as the ears go, it represents his inability to hear zelda. He cannot hear her denial, her pain,her love. He cannot hear her professing her love for him in a river of emotions, as she tended to

The main problem that caused disconnected family due to divorce is lack of trust to each other that will influence the relationship between two individuals. As an example, Mrs Davies

Confused on what to do? Whenever you feel isolated from society your brain becomes perplexed and it negatively affects your well-being. Holden Caulfield and Tyler Miller are the main protagonists from Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger and Twisted by Laurie Halse Anderson who experience isolation. They experience isolation and it becomes evident the way they get into the state of seclusion.

In Her, Theodore Twombly falls in love with his operating system after an unpleasant divorce. For this reason, Her is a noteworthy example of what a human 's relationship with technology can develop into. However, Theodore eventually realizes that all relationships take diligence and communication, even a relationship with an OS. A romantic relationship between an OS and a human will be fleeting seeing that technology is not sufficient in stimulating us the varying ways humans do.

Stereotyping in occupational status will result in disadvantage in women 's career. Gatton, DuBois, and Faley (1999) claims that gender stereotypes of occupations are manifested in the belief that certain occupations are ``women 's ' ' (e.g., nurse, teacher, secretary, etc.) occupations and others are ``men ' (e.g., automotive mechanic, engineer, medical doctor). Due to this type of stereotyping in advertisements, some women are forced to abandon their ambition and passion due to the community mindset that it is not appropriate and might be too dangerous for them. Gender stereotyping in advertisements is an issue as it results in negative effects on both the society and the women in the community.

Externalising has three tendencies which are: • Overvaluing your contribution to the relationship and undervaluing the contribution of others. • Criticising others for being different to you rather than appreciating and building on those differences. • Seeing others’ sins against you but not yours against them. Acting in this way can cause major problems within your relationships. People generally act this way because they: • Find it hard to put themselves in someone else’s shoes - unable to see things from another personâ€point of view.

In Rand’s Anthem, O’Neill’s “Hairy Ape”, Hawthorne’s Scarlet Letter, and Miller’s “Crucible”, an individual’s bad choices determine the reputation assigned by a conformed society. These four books have characters that have different personalities from each other but still end up sharing similar problems within a conformed society. A conformed society is where people follow certain rules just because they are afraid of the consequences that come with not following the rules. Conformity impacts the way that someone thinks because of the influences around them. It can be a good thing, but in these character’s live they make bad choices that impact their reputation.

The concept of maltreatment is made to seem common in normal life. This sends out an anti-feminist message to those who read the novel. Even the main character, Janie, doesn’t regularly stand up to the injuries she sustains. Janie lets Tea Cake whip her, because she loves him. This sends the wrong message to women of the time.

There are positives and negatives to labeling mental illness that affects the treatment, family, and social situations of the patient. The diagnosis is not a “cure all” and could worsen conditions of a lot of people when they realize that the diagnosis did not help. Additionally whenever the patient is label with a mental illness people are likely to create a stigma towards the patient and start avoiding him/her. This could make the patient uncomfortable ,and could even make conditions of the patient 's worsen like depression and anxiety. There is also the possibility that the psychiatrist is biased and does a poor job of diagnosing you to make their life easier.

3. One Of You feel Lonely One of the huge relationship flaws is that if one of you feel lonely in the relationship. As clinical psychologist Marie Hartwell-Walker says, it 's a method of control, because you and your partner "can’t trust what they cannot control" you slowly they end up cuting you off from the rest of the world. In the worst cases this can be a devious partner, but even for those who don 't have cruel intent your relationship can not be your whole new world. It is not bearable.