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- 4531: The Effects of Divorce
- ... to other living things such as the family dog. He would also lash out at his sister, as well as myself at times. He never ment to cause harm but he couldn't seem to control his temper. At other times he acted even as a younger baby. He would act and talk like one. Another behavior change was that he wanted to start sleeping with his mother in her bed ...
- 4532: Sexual Addiction
- ... of the exposer, voyeur, or rapist, or the temptation of breaking the taboo of sex with one's child. In essence, it is courtship gone awry. Addicts are powerless over their behavior. They have lost control over their sexual expression- which is exactly why they are defined as addicts. Some definite signs that you have a sexual addiction are: -When the police car pulls in your drive way and you know ...
- 4533: Pornography Censorship
- ... view pornographic materials. The company Microsystem Software has created Cyber Patrol. What Cyber Patrol and many other sofware filtering systems do is allow parents to restrict what Internet site children can access. This will help control what children are viewing at home, but does not do anything for public access. In conclusion, the topic of pornographic censorship will continue to be heavily debated as long as people have such strong views ...
- 4534: BDSM
- ... once begun it is indeed the most erotic sexuality ever encountered. Many will say that BDSM stems form a desire to abuse or to rape. Neithger of these are usually true. The need is for control or to be controlled and that is what is found in BDSM. Although the horror stories are the ones which are often shown in the news, in fact the successes in BDSM are far greater ...
- 4535: "I Do" or "Please Don't": Hawaii's Same Sex Marriages
- ... men, it is a "societal good" to encourage homosexual monogamy. However, in cities where homosexual monogamy is already being encouraged, AIDS and other sexually-transmitted diseases are actually soaring! (Survey from the Centers of Disease Control report by Associated Press, "HIV Found in 7 Percent Gay Young Men: Education Fails to halt Spread," The Washington Times, February 11, 1996, p A-3; Michael Warner, "Why Gay Men Are Having Risky Sex ...
- 4536: Gays: A Struggle for Acceptance
- ... wanted Keyen's AAnimal Spirits@ (herd mentality) to be positive and united and not have them go into another depression of pessimistic thinking. The postwar years were the first time the government had this much control over industry and officials thought it should stay that way. To do this, the public had to be satisfied and not worried about another recession. Communism and the gay threat were just the excuses the ...
- 4537: Why Athletes Are Good Role Models
- ... and his claim in an interview that he is not a role model, but that is the job of the parent. He says that parents shouldn't be blaming the athletes if they can't control their own children. Another person that agrees with this notion is football and basketball star Deion Sanders. Barkley has paid over $80,000 in fines over a period of two years. He is known for ...
- 4538: Women on the Street
- ... way. It is unlikely that the staff people and shelter rules by themselves could have contained the explosive forces of racial animosity, social class differences, competition for resources, overcrowding, individuals who were not always in control of their actions, and individuals who wanted to disassociate themselves from the group. but came against these forces, and born mainly out of shared homelessness and common needs, was a powerful impulse to group cohesion ...
- 4539: Sex Discrimination
- ... organizations have a tendency to hire and promote those who resemble themselves (Mildrew 1992: 17). Unfortunately some men feel uncomfortable with women being their equals and since men dominate managerial levels they have much more control over peoples careers beneath them. If men do not recognize women as their equals, then women are overlooked for transfer or promotion, findthemselves directed intofemale' job areas and are not offered a challenge. Men use ...
- 4540: Marriage: The Perfect Ending to Pride and Prejudice
- ... The development of the relationship between Elizabeth and Darcy is the most important proof of the whole overall theme of compromise. This relationship took work, it did not just occur. Elizabeth has to learn to control her prejudices. She forms her opinions very quickly and does not change them easily. Darcy has to learn to evaluate people on characteristics other than social rank. He is too proud of himself, as well ...
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