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This is http://www.essayz.com/a9603241.htm Previous-Essay <== This-Essay ==> Following-Essay Click HERE on this line to find essays via Your-Key-Words. {Most frequent wordstarts of each essay will be put here.} ========================================================== %CONCEPTION VISION INTENTION EXPECT RELATION HUMAN+960324 %ENGINEER DESIGN PLAN SYSTEM PROGRAM PLOT DRAMA 960324 Different people anticipate, view and review various kinds of human relationships in different terms. A human relationship may be regarded as: 1. The fulfillment of some person's plan, design, or intention; as an accomplishment of someone who is "in charge". The fulfillment of the plan may affirm the power of the person who is "in charge" to be "in control." 2. The fulfillment of the participants' rebellion against the efforts of others to control them. 3. A means for expressing anger and getting revenge against some person or persons, living or dead. 4. A demonstration of the ability of humans to creatively invent many different ways of fulfilling their creative potentials in non-conformal ways. 5. Guided in mysterious ways which transcend human understanding and control---so as to fulfill divine intentions. 6. Conforming properly to rules and regulations which constrain the participants to chose wisely how, why and when to do whatever it is that they ultimately do---as a celebration of the propriety of the rules and regulations which govern the relationship. 7. Celebrating the intentions and desires of the parents of the participants in the relationship and so bring honor and respect to the parents. 8. Serving as a necessary cement between the "tribes" of the participants---in keeping with arrangements made by members of the "tribes"---in order to advance the mutual advantages of the "tribes" according to some plan. How a relationship evolves depends greatly upon the context within which it evolves---upon how the relationship is regarded by the participants and by those who observe and respond to the evolution of the relationship. There are bound to be difficulties if the participants and the spectators regard the relationship and its evolution in ways which are inconsistent with each other---generating conflicting interests, desires, expectations, demands and intentions. Then relationships are likely to become violent and destructive; rather than healthy avenues for the development of personal and communal integrity. (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy) ==========================================================