Overlooking Love Love was the main aspect of China and Jeremy’s relationship, but to what extent would it cause them to stop loving each other? Or maybe it wasn’t love at all, but just lust. Before the couple found out that they were expecting a child, it was all fun and games without any immediate consequences. The pregnancy and the birth of their child is what tore them apart and raised the ultimate question of what their next decision would be and what it would be based on. I say that their relationship was based on lust because through any unbreakable trial that couples face, they will make it and end up back together being as if it were love. China and Jeremy only lusted over each other because they wanted to experience all that they could in high school and with that came consequences. Their act of carelessness led China to become pregnant which caused the two to have completely different ideas of what to do with the unborn child. Because they had two completely different inputs, one would start noticing each and every flaw that the other has. They were not able to love each other seeing one another at their worst. Actions were just actions as they had no significance behind it. They both would say, “Get rid of it.” This shows how both China and Jeremy put aside what they called love to do what was easiest for each individual. In my opinion, having to go through countless obstacles with your significant other is proving how much the other means to you and if it really is love. This depends on how understanding they are with one another while still loving each other and the fact that they are facing the problem together. My definition of love comes from the feeling you get when before, during, and after each hardship you realize that there isn’t anyone else you would want to overcome any adversities with. The love will not be questionable as China and Jeremy’s was. Their “love” for each other was questionable throughout the whole short story. It was apparent when Jeremy wanted to kill the baby
theme that is expressed frequently in this story, making some wonder, what is love? China and Jeremy believe love should be expressed physically, rather than physically and emotionally. China says love should be “the way it was in the movies, where the stars ambushed each other on beds the size of small planets and did it again and again until they lay nestled in a heap of pillows and blankets” (Boyle 381). Jeremy says explains that “there was no feeling like this, no triumph, no high - it was like…
China and Japan: Long-term Rivals • Research aim and importance of the project This research is of urgent importance because it concentrates on the relationship of China and Japan which has been hotly discussed among the scholars and the common people since the two countries had met in the history as rivals.( PJ Smith, 2009) By critically reviewing the different aspects which Japan and China are related, the long-time relationship of them that is the rivals can be determined in the end. Surgence…
Icebreaker Case Study Introduction Icebreaker began in 1994, when Jeremy Moon discovered a merino wool tee-shirt that provided insulation and natural antimicrobial wicking for his tramping pursuits (Icebreaker, 2013). The domestic strategy began with the 24 year old marketing graduate/ entrepreneur making sales call from his bedroom and using his grandad’s old battered suitcase to carry his entire inventory (Icebreaker, 2013). Icebreaker is now an international brand selling in 43 countries with…
Critics suggest that drone strikes, in reality, create more terrorists than they kill because, according to author Jeremy Scahill, “people who are aggrieved by attack on their homes that forced them to go out and fight.” Critics also claim that the amount of civilians killed by drone strikes are much higher than what the government publish, and that drone strikes kill…
23 October 2011 Business and Cultural Differences of China and the United States Countries with different cultures have different characteristics and viewpoints regarding their practices of business. The United States and China each hold similarities and differences in their business environments. One will generally find the business cultures of both societies are extremely effective and hold significant value toward international investors. In order for business to succeed between…
VN 90 MILLION COMMUNIST CONTROLLED HANOI & HCMC S2S3, Vietnam was first occupied by French colonialists in the 1858. The French, who wanted to introduce catholicism, occupied the South with the North being supported more by China and other communist allies. The North Vietnamese were opposed to the resources such as coffee and rubber being exploited for the French ‘invaders’ capitalist gain, where as the Southern Vietnamese government was impressed with the advances in education, manufacturing…
the cars we drive come from other countries, as well as the food we eat and even what we eat them with. As american’s we have become so dependent on the cultures we have unknowingly embraced, we cannot pick up a child’s toy with out seeing “Made in China” engraved on the bottom of it. There are very few things now that can be called truly American as nearly everything we use and consume can be traced back to a foreign culture and country. The only thing I believe that truly makes an American, American…
What Is Your Philosophy? PHL/215 Philosophy November 19, 2012 C. Wayne Mayhill Student Jeremy D. Adams Philosophy is the general study of fundamental and social problems. Upon taking the What is Philosophy? Performance Aid this author discovered that he is a moral type of philosopher. There are many different types of philosophical outlooks; these include epistemology, moral, metaphysics, social, political, structuralism, deconstruction, eastern, postcolonial, feminism. Epistemology…
opened stores in Croatia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Bulgaria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Baltic states and Russia (M&S, 2008). * Similarly, when China acceded to the WTO in 2001, it committed to removing all protectionist trade barriers and encourage free flow of foreign goods (WTO, 2008). Although M&S do not yet have stores in China, they are seriously considering the possibility, as the Chinese with their rising incomes and fascinated as they are by all Western brands, present a great…