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How do you edit an answer that you’ve already submitted? posted (9 months, 3 weeks) ago
In other words, if you answered someone’s question, but later want to change what you said, …
I don’t know much about feudalism or medieval society, but a quick search of Google brought up the following. I hope it helps!
“In the face of invasions by Vikings, Muslims, and Magyars, kings and emperors were too weak to maintain law and order.
In response to this need for protection, a new political and social system called feudalism evolved.
Feudalism was a loosely organized system of rule in which powerful local lords divided their landholdings among lesser lords. In exchange, lesser lords, or vassals, pledged service and loyalty to the greater lord.
Under the feudal system, everyone had a well-defined place in society.”
Source:
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- written 9 months, 2 weeks ago – voted for by alex27tiff27
You mean like this?
A is for the grade you get for being my best friend.
B is for always being there for me whenever I needed you.
C is for the celebration of your birthday today.
D is for your friends who don’t every forget about you.
E if for the embarrassing moments we’ll never tell a soul.
F is for our friendship that I’d never want to lose.
G is for the group of friends who are so lucky to have you.
H is for the happiness you bring me every day.
I is for you and I being friends forever.
J is for the jokes we pulled on all our friends.
K is for the key you locked away our hearts with.
L is for the laughter your cheerful smile always brings.
M is for the money we happily spent at the mall.
N is for the night we swore that pinky swear.
O is for the “oops” we laughed so hard about.
P is for the presents that much thought was put into.
Q is for the quality of our precious friendship.
R is for the ribbons to wrap your gifts with.
S is for the sleepovers that ran late into the night.
T is for the tangles we caused trying to braid our hair.
U is for the uber cool dresses we bought for prom.
V is for the victories we will win in life together.
W is for the wisdom you show when we’re in need.
X is for xmas we will never forget.
Y is for the young love we will share forever.
Z is for the peaceful zen we feel when we’re all together.
- written 9 months, 3 weeks ago – voted for by elysium
Can you give a summary of what you have already tried to resolve this problem?
- written 4 months, 1 week ago
I’m not in the film making field but it seems to me that you need to stop comparing your writing, or your abilities, to other people. It’s ok to look at the work of others to get ideas, and expand your creativity. But don’t do it so you end up looking down on your own abilities.
Most likely, when you look at someone elses work and feel deep down that it is truly a masterpiece, what you are really seeing is more than just their talent. You are seeing their passion, their excitement, their enthusiasm coming through. While some works may stand alone, the vast majority appeal to the average person specifically because of this character trait. When you can create within yourself a work of art that embodies your true being, your utmost level of excitement and joy, then the masterpiece will reveal itself to your viewers.
On a more practical note, don’t forget that the people who make those block buster films usually have years of experience. And like most people who are successful, they didn’t let failure or fear of failure stop them.
Since you like film, here’s a quote for you from a Harry Potter movie: “Every great wizard in history has started off as nothing more than we are now. If they can do it, why not us?”
- written 4 months, 2 weeks ago
This is a really good question. I’m not sure why this kind of thing happens to some relationships.
Could it be fear of something going wrong? So much more is at stake when you are more than just friends. The feelings start to go much deeper, and therefore so does the possibility of pain.
Could it be fear of looking foolish? It’s easy to be yourself around your friends. But when you become more than friends, you become more self conscious and don’t want to do anything to make the other person think less of you.
I truly believe though that it is possible to bring back that “spark” without breaking up. And from experience I can tell you that if it existed once, then it can exist again no matter what has happened or what has been lost.
There are some external things you can both do to help create more excitement in your relationship. Plan some exciting dates. Go to fancy restaurants. Visit the place you first met. Go through an old photo album or yearbook and laugh about old memories. You could each start writing short love notes or haiku to each other.
Both of you can also make some internal changes. Take time each day to visualize the way you want your relationship to be. Imagine how it would look different than how it currently is. Imagine what behavior you would do differently. Imagine what new things you would do. And most importantly, imagine what it would feel like if things were that way. Conjure up those feelings of joy, laughter, and excitement. Imagine it in such a way so that it feels like its really happening. Imagine it so that you really feel happy and excited inside, as if it were real. And because those feelings inside you “are” real, they will come out.
If you both do this, then you should be on your way to reigniting that spark. Communication is important too, so make sure you talk to him about your fears and your hopes for change. Get it all out in the open.
I hope this helps. Good luck with everything!!!
- written 4 months, 2 weeks ago
I’d recommend the book “How to Stop Worrying and Start Living” by Dale Carnegie.
Here is a link to it on Amazon’s website.
http://www.amazon.com/How-Stop-Worrying-Start-Living/dp/0671035975/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1241988859&sr=8-1
- written 6 months, 3 weeks ago
Could you explain what you mean by “higher intelligence”?
- written 6 months, 3 weeks ago
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