What are some relationships of organisms and their enviorment?

Like give some examples like, Fish and their relationships or like some other animals. Do you get the clarification? Thanks please answer quickly as possible!!!What are some relationships of organisms and their enviorment?
the relationsip between animals n thre environment is called ecology,animals get adapted 2 there environment through interaction,the environmental factors include most non living things which are rainfall,temperature e.t.c.they get use 2 it as they experiance the phenomenom every day,fishes get adapted 2 the water body as they live in it n develope certain features 2 help them in it through evolution which include the fins,the streamline body n the gills.What are some relationships of organisms and their enviorment?
shark and remora fish = mutualism

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How many relationships do you know of where the girl initiated?

Maybe more than one person, or multiple for one person. People ask about if girls should make the first move a lot and I see it as much as when dudes ask the girl. Just wonder if others see it that often?How many relationships do you know of where the girl initiated?
Easily 50% of what I see and have experienced, no one really cares of who does it once you hit your twenties.How many relationships do you know of where the girl initiated?
I have made most of the first moves. Haha. :)

What symbiotic relationships can be found in a coniferous forest?

I was just wondering how many symbiotic relationships there were in a the Coniferous Forest Biome. I already know of the commensalistic one between the lichen and the trees but other ones are there?What symbiotic relationships can be found in a coniferous forest?
ivy and the trees.


the ivy grows up the tree and reaches the sunlight at the treetopsWhat symbiotic relationships can be found in a coniferous forest?
endomycorrhizae live within the cells of the roots of certain gymnosperms

What's the percentage of abusive relationships with the leading cause of alcohol?

I am writing an essay for school on drugs, alcohol and abuse. I have looked every where for the statistics on abusive relationships involving alcohol but I just can't seem to find the numbers anywhere. Does anyone know where I can find these statistics other then google? Or does anyone know these statistics?What's the percentage of abusive relationships with the leading cause of alcohol?
the leading cause of abusive relationships is aggressive partners.

How did relationships before you could drive work out?

I'm 15 and she's 14. I love her and I'm sure she isn't against the idea of us being together either. She is terrible at dropping hints so it's hard to tell sometimes, but I'm more confident than not. Still, I don't want to get something like that started if it's going to be wasted before we can really do things together. Of course, even if you all said no I'll probably go ahead and tell her anyway, but before I do I would like to have some examples.How did relationships before you could drive work out?
I am 17 with a gf who is 16, i dont drive neither does she, we have been together for 10 months, its not a problem.How did relationships before you could drive work out?
You don't need to drive to have a great time with your gal. I've been dating my girlfriend for (as of this month) two years! We started when we were both 15 and jobless as well! Your girlfriend can still have a ball with you, like she can come over and watch a movie or you go to the park with her, it doesn't always have to be hot shot in the car kind of thing. I'm no pro at explaining things, but relationships can work well on feet as they do on wheels! Just don't get clingy, that's much worse. If you guys live far from each other, you can never hurt to bus! ;)
Well i think you should go for it, and bout the driving thing i don't know how to drive yet and my boyfriend can but he don't have a car he lives 30 mins away and we have been dating over a year and are still doing good even though we have to go awhile without seeing each other.
Im not exactly sure of your question... but my boyfriend and i (im 16, hes 15) cant drive. (Ill get my license in about a week) But anyhow, we manage, its not hard. Movies, eachothers house, friends house, haunted house (this season its a great way to get close....), etc. But yeah, tell her, dont hold back!
it was awkward having to rely on my mom to see my girlfriend. we lived on opposite sides of town, but managed to see each other every day after school, so it wasn't really a problem for me.

What are good teen novels about relationships between teachers and students?

Pleas help with finding a good read.What are good teen novels about relationships between teachers and students?
I found this book on the library shelves lately and read it in one day. It's pretty interesting and it's a teacher-student relationship type novel.





It's called 'Teach Me' by R.A. Nelson. Here are the ISBN numbers if you want to check it out:





- ISBN-10: 1595140859


- ISBN-13: 9781595142852





Also, here's a link to a website where you can read a review and an excerpt from the novel: http://www.teenreads.com/reviews/1595140鈥?/a>





Hope this helps! :-)What are good teen novels about relationships between teachers and students?
Prey by Lurlene (spell check) Daniel she's an amazing author. And the book was really good.





Synopsis





A teacher is supposed to impart a love of learning and a thirst for knowledge. It鈥檚 a bit different with Ms. Lori Settles. All the kids are talking about how hot she is鈥揳nd she is especially interested in Ryan Piccoli. When she starts giving Ryan extra attention, he鈥檚 feeling more than happy鈥揳t first. He鈥檚 used to being the class clown, but really he鈥檚 a loner. One day after school, the friendship with Lori Settles goes farther than he ever expected. She鈥檚 his teacher. She鈥檚 at least twice his age. Intimacy with a teacher is wrong, yet it feels so good in every way. Soon, Lori is making demands and Ryan begins to feel overwhelmed, but Ryan refuses to even admit anything is going on. Something immoral is going on and before too long the choices made will change lives forever.
Love Lessons - Jacqueline Wilson
Lolita by Nabokov. It is the ultimate book about unhealthy relationships and crushes between old men teachers and sexy young girls. Written in 1954.
Hi, there's a little bit to do with a student/teacher relationship in Jacqueline Wilson's book Love Lessons.





Hope this helped! x
Well TTYL is a reallly good book all in IM form and Zoe has a ';Relationship'; with a creeper teacher, that she denies.


Hope I helped. :)
try looking on google
Love Lessons - Jaqueline Wilson
A Certain Slant of Light has a little bit about that in it.


It a really great book.


I love it.
The Perks of Being a Wallflowers- great book.
why do u have a crush on a male/female teacher of yours? Sorry i do not now of any im not into that

My relationships has reached a point where I need your help in deciding who will be the right partner?

What will I do with my two boyfriends asking my hand in Marriage. The first does not have things in place but d second does. The first does not adore me but the second does. The first is better looking and the second is a father of one from past relationship. The first is secretive but the second is open. The first does not pray but the second prays. As a christian, who is my best option?My relationships has reached a point where I need your help in deciding who will be the right partner?
Darling, its obvious the second one is the best choice. the first one might be better looking but looks aren't everything. With my first boyfriend I was like ';what am I doing with him, he is not good looking';? but then when time went by I saw him as the most handsome guy on earth. Go for the second!!!My relationships has reached a point where I need your help in deciding who will be the right partner?
A christian would know that two boyfriends are a sin, that is adultery, but besides the obvious, guy #2 seems like the better one, why would you want to marry some one who is secretive, doesn't give you the attention you need? and obviously the second guy has to be some what good looking to you if you are with him. but hey its up to you.
firstly, are you really for the commitment. If not, just wait. Maybe you will find the third guy that are better than both of them.
It's up to you then. The choice is yours.
you are the best judge

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How often do long distance relationships work out?

Also, what do you think is the best way to make an LDR work out, even if it take's a couple of years until you're together? By long distance I mean 3-6 hours away from where you live.How often do long distance relationships work out?
I completely agree with beautiful disaster. I've been in a LDR for 6 years. Hes in Germany and I'm in California. He is currently working on his bachelors thesis and is planning to move here with me. After that i plan on moving to Germany with him. :) If anyone has questions feel free to email me. Best wishes to all in LDRs!How often do long distance relationships work out?
If you met already living 3 to 6 hours apart then most of the time they do not work out. Eventually someone has to move and upset their life. One of you will leave friends and family and a job behind and the other will not. Constant source of problems. Unless neither of you care about where you live and pick a new place to live it might. The main reason mine didn't work is because we were used to not seeing each other. We talked on the phone and saw each other every other weekend. He had his life, I had mine. It was difficult to put them together and see each other all the time.
We live 3 1/2 hours apart from each other and have been dating for almost two years. It depends on how much youre committed to each other. Personally I think that a routine helps a lot, like seeing each other every two weeks as every weekend is often not possible, talking daily, texting each other after being out with friends so that your partner knows that you got home savely, being honest about everything even if your pissed at your partner.
Well sweety that all depends on how commited both of you are to making it work, if one of you isn't as serious about making it work it wont!! I think it is very possible to make a LDR work, you just have to keep things exciting and talk, talk, talk:) I don't know how old you are, but here are some good ideas to keeping a LDR healthy and happy. You need to from the very begining establish boundaries for eachother and committ to keeping your word on things ie: decide if you want eachother to be completley exclusive with eachother(like no dates with opposite sex ext.) when you have done this and you both are on the same page about it, communication is very key!!! Get either a web cam(fun, fun) or simply call eachother atleast once a night to talk about what is going on in your and her life(it is important to make eachother feel like you are apart of eachothers lives even though you are so far away) while on the phone, start a movie at the same time so that you both can watch together(this is really fun:) Send her little care packages every once in a while to show you care about her.......take all the free time you have to visit eachother!! LDR can be hard, but if you are both willing to commit and make it work then they can be beautiful, plus it doesn't get boring as quick:)hehe You both must be able to TRUST one another or long distance will NEVER work for you!! I think you can do it it is fun and exciting and scary but very possible!!! Live right and great things will happen in your life!! Good luck sweety!
My guy lives only an hour away from me = 2 hours driving round trip, and that makes it tough sometimes. But we've lasted and our relationship is very solid. Try to be fair in how you arrange things...ie. taking turns at visiting one another so one person isn't doing all the driving. And try to make sure when you're not together your life is still full. ie. I take belly dancing lessons, play racquetball, and get out with friends so that I don't feel lonely when he's not around. And above all have good communication. Long distance relationships can work if both people want it to, and also if they think the drive is worth it...it's only if they resent the drive or resent not being able to see each other as often as they'd like to that it gets difficult. All the best,
I had a ldr for 3 years, we ended up moving in together. Stayed together a total of 6 years. The long distance actually made us closer. We talked more, listened more, learned so much about each other. We were young though, not mature, that's the only reason the relationship didn't last for us. But I still think of him and will always have a place in my heart for him.
I live in RI and my boyfriend is in AZ





That's like effing 10 hours haha





Yeah they do work out. We've been going out for like 10 months and it's still strong. Long distance relationships have their downs, but if you love each other enough, every thing will work out!
My dad's long distance relationship definitely worked out. She's from England and we're from Canada, and they're married now. It took a few years before she moved here.

Do you agree that our relationships with others is a reflection of the relationship we have with ourselves?

I kind of agree with this statement. I never really had good self-esteem and didn't really like myself growing up. Therefore, I rarely had any close friends. I think the more comfortable someone is with themselves the more healthy their relationships will be.Do you agree that our relationships with others is a reflection of the relationship we have with ourselves?
I think often our relationship with others affects our relationship with ourselves. I also think that sometimes our relationship with ourselves affects our relationships with others. So it may seem like they are one in the same. But I don't think that they're necessarily mirror images. Some people that appear to have good relationships with others may actually have terrible self-esteem. Likewise, some people that don't appear to get along with others very well are actually confident and self-assured and simply don't like conformity.





I think it is a given that the more comfortable one is with themselves, the more healthy their relationships will be. I think the ability to be comfortable with ourselves in any given situation would affect our entire lives in general.Do you agree that our relationships with others is a reflection of the relationship we have with ourselves?
I had a similar childhood. After SO many conversations with my wonderful boyfriend and family about what happened I've learned it is the opposite. They had no self-esteem and that's why they were horrible to you. It is not your fault. People with low self esteem are amazingly sensitive and intuitive people... you just haven't come across the right person who will appreciate how great you are. While there is nothing wrong with building up your self image, bad friends will always be there to try and take what makes YOU truly great.
G The relationships we have with other persons is the reflection of the opinions we hold. That is much more operative and doesn't set up a conundrum.
I agree.

What relationships are there between subtraction and the other binary operations?

I have to a presentation on subtraction and its relationships with the other binary operations (addition, multiplication and division) I would like some ideas to help me!





Do you know any good websites for this topic?What relationships are there between subtraction and the other binary operations?
go to google and type your question there and u will get many results.


i know that subtraction is the opposite if additionWhat relationships are there between subtraction and the other binary operations?
To perform a binary subtraction you first have to represent the number to be subtracted in its negative form. This is known as its two's complement.


http://doit.ort.org/course/inforep/167.h鈥?/a>


http://courses.cs.vt.edu/csonline/Number鈥?/a>


http://academic.evergreen.edu/projects/b鈥?/a>


http://www.swarthmore.edu/NatSci/echeeve鈥?/a>
http://www.yale.edu/ynhti/curriculum/uni鈥?/a>


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What is your relationship with the divine in your relationships?

Dependence is an illusion. Cooperation is a reality. Both serve the other and the whole. The universe you both live in is the same. We are all in the oneness of the divine, however the perception of the availability of the oneness belongs to each of you.What is your relationship with the divine in your relationships?
In that every person who is nearest to me in relationship is either ignorant of, resistant to, or only just awakening to the Divine, it is my part to ';hold'; this knowing for them...and i do this without fail, for it is i who am able to see beyond their surface actions/emotions/failures and to relay unconditional love back to them, encouraging them always to find that spark within themselves that is beyond the mundane with which they are all too familiar. It is my part to remain steady in my conviction of Divine Presence and to ';operate'; openly and without judgment until that spark within the other ignites, at which time we will be able to ';co-operate'; together from our shared awareness/oneness.





And it is thus, also, with casual relationships, strangers who cross my path perhaps only once in a lifetime...while the time spent with them is miniscule, still the effort made is no less. It is my part to show the way, to be Love and Light, to call to them, so to speak, with a smile or a bright, ';Hello,'; or a seemingly inconsequential one-time exchange...for this provides an ';opening'; for them (through my willingness and intention) to connect to the Divine within themselves, whether they are aware or not. And as they respond to me, their own spark is fanned.





It is in my own willingness and intention to be the pebble tossed into the still, unmoving pool of the other, thus creating ripples of memory for them, that the Divine consistently speaks/acts through me. And when there is even the slightest response from another, then that connection has taken place...erasing, for the moment, any thought they might have had of separation and sovereignty. In that instant of resonance we become one being, co-operating from our Divine center.





This is the alchemical ';magic'; of the Divine taking place, turning the lead of sleep/ignorance/illusion to the gold of oneness. It can happen in an instant with a stranger, or it can happen over time in a long-term relationship, as every isolated spark of Love shown begins to enflame the other's smoldering embers. Herein lies the hidden key: each one carries the hearth/heart awaiting its glorious (fire)lighting...it is for those who already carry the full, active flame of the Divine to spark the dormant embers of the sleeping ones.





Together, we are capable of setting the world ablaze with Light and Love. When this is fully accomplished (and it shall be accomplished), we will ascend as one entity in consciousness, co-operating in perfect resonance with Source/Divine/the One.





i am Sirius What is your relationship with the divine in your relationships?
I agree that perception is ';everything';.





I do believe in being one with God and with all others on the planet. It's the grand quest. I think we are both closer to that reality and farther away from it (get that? ha ha) than we ever have been in the history of mortal earth.





Good luck to all of us.
Dependence cannot be an illusion for cooperation to exist, for if they are both serving the other they both exist.
Nicely put. Agreed.
John 14:6. Period!
We are very, very close. ; )
One and The Same.
I bet you are a virgin???

How is your relationship with your father supposed to have some effect with future relationships?

Just wondering because I don't speak with mine by choice. He's a complete alcoholic and I just dont like being around him.How is your relationship with your father supposed to have some effect with future relationships?
Sometimes they say that a girl without a strong father figure may go for an older man as a partner to replace the father she did not have or that as her father never gave her an indication of how she ought to be treated by men that she will let men treat her badly.





These are just theories though and not a fact for all women in this situation.How is your relationship with your father supposed to have some effect with future relationships?
You will be looking for a boyfriend with a fatherly attitude or you will seek fatherly love from your boyfriend in some cases but it depends upon a person.Or you might be allergic seeing your boyfriend or future husband drinking the way your father drinks.';you seem to drink like my father'; like that.
Same here =]


yea, my aunt once saiid that id never get married cause i wont trust men, which is a complete lie cause i have no problems. I think she just said it to piss me off =P, its based on the idea that every man you see, you should see part of your dad in him, so if you hate your dad, you hate men, but it doesnt work like that so dont worry =D
Hi, you can see info on this topic at http://www.dur.ac.uk/news/newsitem/?item鈥?/a> and http://www.dur.ac.uk/l.g.boothroyd/paper鈥?/a>

Are our relationships with others a reflection of the relationships with ourselves?

They say that knowing oneself and really understanding oneself is one of the most important things one can do in life. Many people don't take the time to do so. Also, our relationships with others our a reflection of the relationships we have with ourselves. In other words, our feelings toward other people are representative of the feelings we have toward ourselves.


So my question is are others necessary to help us understand ourselves?Are our relationships with others a reflection of the relationships with ourselves?
I think it's a balance -- for the same reason they say that you can't be in a romantic relationship until you have a healthy relationship with yourself. Relationships with others helps us better understand what type of people we are (based on what type of people we seek out), but honestly, without a healthy relationship with yourself, you won't be able to understand anyone else. So, I guess I think it's the opposite of what you're asking.... Just thought it was kinda interesting. : )Are our relationships with others a reflection of the relationships with ourselves?
In life, we learn from others %26amp; feed off of others reactions based off of how we view any situation/person/etc. Also, people are the most complex beings on earth. One does not fully understand ones self or anyone else. Other people are needed in your life simply because you learn from others. =)

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perhaps not necessary but certainly helpful. each time we communicate with another being we are sending out a part of our personality with it. we get a response that replies to how the person perceives us. this could be a conscious or subconscious process. some people are more sensitive to this in relating to others. there are certain people that i meet that give me a sense of a bond or kindred spirit and i am very interested in getting to know more about him/her. at other times, i get a negative response that makes me curious as to what i have said or done caused that reaction. i try to understand other people and learn from relating to others and tend to get some insight about me in the process. so, yeah, i know what you mean.
I think so. You have to love yourself before you let someone else love you. No one else will think you are amazing if you do not think you are amazing. Think about, if you meet someone and do not think they are a good person, attractive or so on but that can completely change within 5minutes of talking to them. They have a good view of themselves and it shows outwardly.
I don't think that's entirely true. I know people who are the sweetest, most kindest people you will ever meet, yet they hate themselves and constantly sabotage their efforts. I think it's more true that our relationships with others reflects what we NEED from them, what we can't give ourselves.
I belive that when you find a partner its because your looking for the other half of ones self i think that if you feel bad about yourself you are more likley to treat your partner badly to%26gt;%26gt;%26gt;
they are helping there salves all the time it does not matter here.
that's deep

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Are teenage relationships worth it and when is it ok to start being in a relationship?

Like is it really worth having a relationship when your 15 or 16 or 17?


What is the ';right'; ';ok'; age to start having a relationship, and people can consider it to be proper?Are teenage relationships worth it and when is it ok to start being in a relationship?
yeah I think it builds character and also prepares you for real life situations and experiences when you're older and in a more serious relationship!Are teenage relationships worth it and when is it ok to start being in a relationship?
You can have a relationship whenever you want to, whenever it feels right.


I remember I had a girlfriend when I was about 5 years old!


Some people have their first bf/gf when they're 13, some when they're 18, or even much older.


I'm 20 and I regret not having as many relationships in my teens as I wanted to. So have as many as you can because you're only a teen for a few years, then you're an adult for the rest of your life.


I think the relationships I had during my teenage years have prepared me for more serious relationships I might have over the next 10 years, both mentally and even in a sexual way.


Just enjoy life, enjoy members of the opposite sex. Of course there's a very high chance your relationships won't last long in your teens but does it matter? It's all about experiences, it's all about having fun.


If you don't have lots of relationships now you will really regret it when you're an adult. You'll be thinking ';why wasn't I more social?';, ';why did I miss so many opportunities to be with someone?';.


So go ahead, have lots of dates and if they all mess up, who cares? You're young!
There isn't a right or wrong age, exactly. A relationship at 12, 13 is just kids playing and trying to be big. But 15, 16, 17 it is more a real relationship. Yeah, it's worth it. Will it last? Probably not, but don't let that scare you. You are still young and you aren't done growing up and figuring out what you want in life. You could grow to be 2 people who could never work together in that way.





And first relationships, regardless of age, are about finding out how to be in one. What you want out of it, what it's like, what to do, what not to do. It's a training relationship, basically. That's why it's worth it.
Absolutely! My teenage relationships braces me for the reality of dating when I was older. Of course, its a little tough in highschool because of cliques and rumors. But if you don't have that problem, you should be good to go! But really, teenage relationships help build confidence and help prepare you for real world of dating. But there are some scumbags/bitches out there, so be careful. Especially in highschool.


As for age... as long as you think you are mentally and emotionall ready for a relationship, it doesn't matter what age. I would say around 15 is when your mentality has reached that level.


And if you're a girl, I suggest dating older guys. Guys your age never seem to mature around the same time. :]
There are different kinds of relationships. At the age of 15/16 yrs. I think hanging out in groups is better only because relationships can be stressful. We have to work at them and if you look on this site you see men and women of all ages having problems smile I think maybe 17 is probably a good age to be ready to be in a serious relationship. But there are so many guys and girls out there so why be in a one on one?
all parental permission for dating is different, depends on what they believe and their experience. it is worth it to have teenage relationships when you keep it clean and don't get too serious. having these relationships help you to learn how to interact with people and how to solve problems. it's a part of preparation for adulthood. 15/16 is usually when parents approve, but some do approve earlier. it will be considered proper by the way you conduct yourself while courting. be smart and practical. wait for the adult things that go along with dating until you are 18 or older then you will not have to worry about what people consider..
uhm, id say around 12+ is pretty good. each relationship you have influences the next one, so its good to start of earlyish and learn how to take heartbreak and also how to take it to the next level, no matter where you are with all that.





Hope i helped!
It can be if both ppl are mature and willing to commit but honestly the chances of it working out and being a long term relationship are slim.


I always tell my little brother who's 16 to enjoy just being single and hanging out with his buddies b/c when he gets older he'll be glad he did.
It's the feelings that make it proper.


Forget everyone else.


In a relationship it's you and him.


Remember that.








Age, love usually occurs for first time when 15.


But it depends on person and ammount of friends etc.


Varies with each person.
I think it is worth it at those ages, I think it helps you develop emotional maturity and learn how to be in a relationship. It'd be a lot worse to wait until your older and not have a clue what your doing in a relationship (like i did lol).
Most parents will look at there teen as if there relationships are silly and pointless but no matter what age you are if you like another person just go with it for however long it lasts. Even though most young relationships don't work out it doesn't mean yours wont.





Good Luck
That is a great question. I hope you ask the question at


www.hurtpartner.com


A relationship site


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I think you should only have a relationship with someone if you think that you will be with them. other then that no reason to go waste your money.
yes, i think its okay to be dating that young. I think of it more training to be a better spouse in a future relationship

Are our relationships with others a reflection of the relationships we have with ourselves?

They say that knowing oneself and really understanding oneself is one of the most important things one can do in life. Many people don't take the time to do so. Also, our relationships with others our a reflection of the relationships we have with ourselves. In other words, our feelings toward other people are representative of the feelings we have toward ourselves.


So my question is are others necessary to help us understand ourselves?Are our relationships with others a reflection of the relationships we have with ourselves?
Of course, this is how we know how we communicate with others to help to get to know and better ourselves. you dont' get to know yourself by locking yourself in a room, do you?


no.. you get to know yourself and what you are made of by communicating with other people. When we communicate and who we choose to communicate with is a direct reflection, it shows whom and what we appreciate and whom and what we have things in common with, who we can understand and who understands us.Are our relationships with others a reflection of the relationships we have with ourselves?
Also being with others help you to know how you react when you are happy or when you are angry or sad. others also help you understand yourself more.

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NO


Because I am not a compulsive liar and I'm dependable.


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Those who thumbed down my above comment are completely backwards because the persons closest to me is either a liar and the other SO undependable and flakey. So in which case I am NOT like that. Yes it has helped me discover things about myself that I am so much stronger, way more dependable, and easily honest. The flaws in my immediate relationship with these people does not mean I carry the flaws myself in which case I strongley disagree with the question. And I'm in a situation to where I cannot get rid of these people. The relationships are pretty poisonous and it drives me crazy that I have to be around it. I did NOT come into the situation knowing these things about these people, it was unrevealed or developed -after- knowing them. I do NOT purposely seek out trouble filled relationships.
I think if you are happy with who you are you will be more likely to reach out to others. I don't feel I have a relationship with myself though. I am myself. Others help us to learn about ourselves. They also make us aware of characteristics we don't want. But I'm myself when I'm alone, or when I'm with others. I really don't think how I feel about myself says how I will feel about others, but the more I try to explain it, the more I think I don't understand the question.
What?..Perhaps you mean if you are lazy about yourself you are also lazy to the people you have a relationship with.My answer is definitely NO.For i am forgetful about my personal needs,but in terms about my boyfriend i don't forget all his needs.
Yes I believe so. Outside of relatives, the relationships we have are the ones we choose to have. The people in your life are the ones you choose to be there so our relationships are extension of ourselves. People who are saying otherwise are either too dumb to internalize the question or the types who make excuses for their poor decisions.
I'm not so sure about that one, but I know we pick people that are like our parents especially if it was a dysfunctional family we do this so we can somehow try to fix it now because we couldn't fix it when we were kids.
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relationship babble





total rubbish





i am not other people so I act and am different to other people
it is true, how u treat others is how u feel about yourself. i don't know if others are necessary to look within oneself..
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How does parent-child relationship and interaction with peers affect future adult relationships?

How can I discuss this? What connects them and their relevance to a future relationship?How does parent-child relationship and interaction with peers affect future adult relationships?
address the use of applying of past experiences to present problems.

Relationships....?>?>????

“A Jury of Her Peers”


“Trifles”


“Araby”


“The Chrysanthemums”





What male-female relationships have you found in these stories?


Relationships....?%26gt;?%26gt;????
wonderful ones, sad ones, crazy and zany ones, life altering ones===))))Relationships....?%26gt;?%26gt;????
some are f..king ugly some are you no watt i mean

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idk. ive had some pretty sad/stupid relationships?

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what is the best way to build a relationship with my ex-race horse Elvis with a bolting problem. i need too know what are some of the best ways in building a solid trust relationship.





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Time. Lots and lots of grooming. Being consistent in everything you do. Quiet things that will help his mind to slow down. Be reliable and fair and expect respect and get it. I am not discussing anything here to do with riding, just everyday stuff. Being an ex-rh, life was all about energy and the high and instant reflexes. Now it needs to be about letting down and letting go. Walk him a lot with a longe line. If he startles while munching grass on this line, let him longe himself down to quiet, then resume grazing. Remove the reaction that he fights and that causes the flight. Just be quiet, a steady wall and let him degas himself. When he sees you are not going to feed his frenzy, but help him calm down, he wll start to associate you with calm/quiet/assertive and this will start the trust relationship. It takes quite a while for exes to relax, but it can be done if you are consistent, steady and understanding.Relationships?
I'd do lots of groundwork like lunging, free lunging and that kind of thing. Let your horse learn your voice so it can reasure him when he is scared and wants to bolt. Be sure to reward him as well with pats, hugs, kisses and treats! that way he'll want to please you because he gets all of the attention and horses love getting attention!
race hosre are trained to just go flat out so like many others have said building a relationship will not stop him bolting. But to build a relationship just spend time with him groming only time will build bonds.
A trust relationship isn't going to stop the bolting. A training relationship will.





You need to be the leader, you need to take control of the situation and you honestly are overhorsed after your post of the bolting,.





I said my peace in your last post about what I think you need to do with this horse, but there is no way trust is going to make him stop bolting.
Building trust is not going to stop him from bolting...





Taking a hold of one rein and slapping your stirrup on the opposite shoulder won't fix it entirely, but once you've got him turning have him go around in circles (not spinning on a back foot, make him follow his head around) don't let him stop when he wants too, have him stop when you give the signal (which should be once you've both settled down), then stop turn him in the direction you want to go, back him a step or three and ride off.
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Parelli. You need to establish a bind where neither is dominant. You want him to look at you as a friend, not a ruler.


To often people try to ';own or controll'; their horses, when they should really be on the same level as their horses.





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