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Later in the discussion this will be brought up again in the form of reciprocity, whether or not justness comes from a punishment being equally bad as the crime. By questioning alternatives the Bear could have taken we bring into question the necessity of punishment. Perhaps death was not a good punishment for theft, perhaps a less violent form of retribution could have been enacted. From here we can take the two actions of the Rabbit and the Bear and compare them asking if their actions are equally bad, and then if thievery or murder is worst. The class may be divided on this, which is helpful, because it allows us to explore how their punishments should differ. Since weve established murder as wrong, we can conclude he ought to be punished.

Mid hop, he grabbed my shoulder and shook me back and forth, addressing his yells directly to me"Thats our next President! Thats our next President!" And it was on the third repetition of that goddamned phrase that the light finally faded from my eyes. At that early point, my Trump-guy character was a blank slate, driven by vacant enthusiasm yet eager to know more. I expressed as much to Eugene. I marveled at the size of the auditorium and how I couldnt wait to see it filled, to hear the roar at full volume. I knew there had to be something to the guy if he was this popular and I couldnt wait to see it with my own eyes, a stones throw away. I asked about Eugene, what he liked about Trump, what brought him here, why he stood in line so early to get these good seats.

The throng morphed into a half boa constrictor half Human Centipede, each cheer tightening the rooms silent grip on my lungs until I couldnt even imagine screaming. I went in to find humanity and common ground with people who openly support the violent domination of lesser human beings. I witnessed the violent domination of (to them) lesser human beings in real time and the exhilaration the crowd felt that it could finally openly happen. I felt how everyone around me grew emboldened in a primordial way to carry forth their violent agenda both at the polls and not. And after the rally, I felt defeated and afraid. The sweaters and blankets are better than than any could be obtained here. With temperatures at and below zero, my husband who is always cold, finally has no complains of being unable to get warm. I am so happy with my sweater; it is amazing to stay comfortably warm but not sweat.

The fit of both sweaters are as if knitted just for us and the colors with patterns are so pleasing. If one knows of the what the designs represent, you can appreciate all the work that goes into these sweaters. The blankets are also in loverly patterns, very warm and my cat thinks the one on my bed is for her. Lots of people would say my love for people I idealize is unhealthy, but thats not true. However strong my feelings, theyre not excessive. This love is healthy; this love is healing. Its one of the best feelings in the world. Its love, but more intense. The new-love thrill never fades a bit, even as the relationship gets more established and starts feeling more secure. As long as things are going well between us, I feel a surge of joy that such a wonderful person could exist and be in my life. I think of them often, and it always feels like this.

My idealization isnt like what the psychiatric materials about bpd describe. "Idealize" doesnt even feel like quite the right word. It suggests foolishness, wrongness, or at least being underinformed. But Im not oblivious to a persons faults or ways they disappoint me, and I can adjust to new and unpleasant knowledge about them. (Swift reactions being another skill we borderlines are known/demonized for, actually.) I dont think idealization is "supposed" to be stable. If theres one thing that characterizes bpd, its instability. Reading what psych people write, it sounds like Im supposed to idealize and "devalue" everyone in my life, cycling at the drop of a hat. Mostly I dont. Mostly I get this overwhelming love for a particular person and it lasts indefinitely until they stop being in my life.

There are a lot of tiny, natural temperature sensors in our hands which provide important information about how cold (or hot) things are around us. So, not only hands are the first regions to cool when its cold, but they also "feel" the cold more than other body sites. Thus, they are often responsible for the general discomfort in cool situations. To keep carrying heat to the hands, the blood has to keep flowing there. To maintain a good blood flow, the sensors around our main organs need to indicate a warm, optimum temperature so that our body has no reason to sacrifice the extremities by reducing the blood flow. One of these sensors is in our brain, and it has a strong influence on the regulation of the blood flow. In addition, an important amount of body heat escapes from the head.