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Mar. 10th, 2009 09:32 pmYou can tell I'm gettin sick of writing papers when stuff like this comes out:
"Another contradiction we would come across regularly is the Openness-Closedness dialectic. This dialectic refers to the tension in a relationship between being open with others and wanting to keep some things private. With my sister, I was becoming more open, particularly about difficult issues within our family that we weren’t even aware of before she went to college, but there were still some things I chose not to talk to her about, which I won’t be describing in a relationship analysis paper, seeing as I wouldn’t even tell my sister about them. My sister also kept things to herself, which obviously I don’t know about specifically because she didn’t tell me."
....... should I leave it? The TA did say to keep them interesting because she has to read a jillion of them...
I also dolled up my layout FINALLY. It has the same basic scheme as my myspace but oh well.
I should upload some more icons at some point, probably, seeing as I've only been using one for the past year and a half or something insane.
"Another contradiction we would come across regularly is the Openness-Closedness dialectic. This dialectic refers to the tension in a relationship between being open with others and wanting to keep some things private. With my sister, I was becoming more open, particularly about difficult issues within our family that we weren’t even aware of before she went to college, but there were still some things I chose not to talk to her about, which I won’t be describing in a relationship analysis paper, seeing as I wouldn’t even tell my sister about them. My sister also kept things to herself, which obviously I don’t know about specifically because she didn’t tell me."
....... should I leave it? The TA did say to keep them interesting because she has to read a jillion of them...
I also dolled up my layout FINALLY. It has the same basic scheme as my myspace but oh well.
I should upload some more icons at some point, probably, seeing as I've only been using one for the past year and a half or something insane.