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Adjusting to Living for One’s Self

Living for one’s self is a universal struggle. Every culture and group has its norms; that is to say, what’s considered to be normal. Sadly, these norms are often regarded as what it means to be happy, and that is rarely the case. The pursuit of normal and fitting-in becomes a never-ending race to keep…

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Adjusting to Multiculturalism among Native English Speakers

Sharing a native language can lead to the assumption that there is a shared culture, even when there is not. There are many English speaking countries in both hemispheres, and the people who come from these countries are just a varied as the regions they hail from. Speaking the same native tongue does not guaranty…

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Adjusting to Life without Fury

A life without fury is not a life without anger or a life with perfect peace. It is a life with less pain. A furious life is filled with negativity and unfulfilled goals. Rarely, in life, is it possible to reach goals set in a fury-filled state of mind. Fury undermines the ability to move…

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