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I MISS THE OLD OF US💔

A- Ating aalagaan habang humihinga pa tayo

Personally, I didn't have English classes for two years after finishing high school, so this course, like the previous two in English for economics, has helped me remember many things and learn new ones. Until today, I think my skills have improved and I feel a little more confident when I speak. In addition, the interaction in the classes makes this course very pleasant and calm, and the teacher Monica has a lot of patience and enthusiasm when teaching the classes, which makes them a good learning space.

Forecast your business possible strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threat known as SWOT.

Although human physiology is essentially the same across all cultures, many apparent differences in the ways that psychological disorders are manifested across cultural settings. As a result, cultural differences have a direct impact on mental health across the world. There are many culture-bound disorders that are uniquely linked to certain groups, however, there are also culturally universal disorders and approaches to treating mental health disorders.A psychological disorder can be difficult to define as certain behaviours appear as a disorder among some cultures but do not in other cultures. For example, Western categories of mental illness may not reflect universal categories of mental illness. Disorders that are greatly influenced by culture either do not occur in other cultures or are manifested in different ways. Eating disorders such as bulimia and anorexia are considered somewhat universal, although bulimia is more culture-bound. These disorders are rising globally due to changing cultural standards, making individuals feeling pressured to conform. A more historical culture-bound disorder example would include hysteria. This disorder was diagnosed in the mid 19th century, associated with Freud’s psychoanalytic theory. Symptoms included fainting, temporary blindness, a general tendency to cause trouble, insomnia, and/or sudden paralysis. Hysteria is not in the current DSM as some of the symptoms are now associated with other disorders. Amok is another example of a culture-bound disorder. It is associated with extreme homicidal violence, preceded by brooding and afterward rage, exhaustion, and amnesia. It is correlated with alcohol consumption, lack of sleep, and perhaps the overarching passive Southeast Asian culture that gives few outlets to aggression.

During the Easter weekend an unfiltered photo of Khloe Kardashian was leaked and caused a mass commotion in the Kardashian household.  For the past couple of months she has been receiving massive backlash over “unrecognizable” body photos she shares on instagram and other social media platforms. Fans have even been considering that Khloe has been photoshopping, and her recent post essentially confirmed their assumptions. Khloe and her team are currently trying to get rid of the photo and fans are quite upset about it. Assumptions were going around on how the photo was leaked, some fans were saying the photo got out over a slip up by an assistant, while others claimed it was the kardashians sister’s grandmother, Mary Jo (MJ) Shannon who posted it to her private account.  In the photo posted during the Easter holidays you can see Khloe with a bare-face wearing a leopard print bikini while standing in front of a pool. In the photo you can clearly see that there is a lack of editing and photoshop. In my opinion I think Khloe looks just as gorgeous as she always does, and I don't understand why she would want to take every last bit of evidence under “legal threats.” KKW Brands Chief marketing officer, Tracy Romulus stated, “The color edited photo was taken of Khloe during a private family gathering and posted to social media without permission by mistake by an assistant. Khloe looks beautiful but it is within the right of the copyright owner to not want an image not intended to be publicly taken down.” Khloe was even accused of sharing “unrealistic” body standards. Fans think Khloe is serious about this photo because her image is essentially her brand. Although, she has been open about her “flaws” like last february where she posted a photo of her stripes AKA her stretch marks. Her fans are upset she is trying to take down a photo of her actual body and are actually motivating her to post more. Some fans have tweeted, “so apparently Khloe Kardashian is working overtime to make sure this pic is wiped off the internet? Girl, you look good? & normal?” and, “It’s so sad that she’s so insecure she looks like a normal healthy human.” Fans have also stated how refreshing it feels to see such a “real” photo of Khloe, and want her to embrace her natural self. Personally I think Khloe should keep the photo on social media and be less insecure about herself. She looks beautiful, healthier, and much happier in the photo than she does in her heavily edited photos.