Continue to say a friend of mine. Dating for everyone to watch a good boyfriend, hard with his entrepreneurial, accompanied him to eat pickles get the eye. Once we come out to dinner, I said to the boy, with you R not easy hard working, you are good to her. He said, this is her voluntary, again say, shouldn't eat bitter?こえおおこおあ
And a luxury for the meeting this afternoon. They want to do a brand activities to please people. Since this is the brand activity, people have to give some money, please, finally not bashful to write articles or something. But, the brand manager of the other party asked 1, why should I give money? I'm free. Took it for granted that everyone is the degree of shame.
Hey. Every time I see the feel of "everything for granted" that kind of guy, really want to a bowl of curry fell on their faces. Such people can never understand, more can't respect others' pay. In their view, others sacrifice for them, it is a great is god's gift of pleasure.
Unfortunately, this guy is everywhere, small to girlfriends boyfriend between, big to partners and clients. To add, if once you refuse their request, they would use a tough attitude to blame you, slightly a little bit weak sister paper immediately will have been in the heart, and then, they will achieve their goals.lomen
People living in society, to consider their own interests and respect the interests of others is not conflict, you need to do, but is asking people to do things with a little more grateful, more considerate of the other party, don't open will be free, to find other people to help (www.lz13.cn) try their best to give each other some cost and resources, so each other will be very happy, there will be more tacit understanding.
It's the same in the emotion, don't think the other became your boyfriend/girlfriend, everything is become should, if not you, TA can actually and other people together, can share your life with others, but he chose you, is for you to give up the other options.
This does not mean that you want to TA grateful, but see each other to say thank you pay more, on the other side say "go" in a bad mood, on the other side to do some housework when saying "what do you do too good" for the next also help do housework... TA is not due to become your partner, you should do this do that for you, it is because love you to do it for you.llsada
Interaction between people are you come to me, if everyone can understand to each other for their own pay of hard, nature can live in peace, each other can live a happy and cheerful life. In my opinion, if a man take everything for granted, don't be a whole person, just a beast.lomen

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In 1986, a 44-year-old woman was admitted to Massachusetts General Hospital. She felt fine all day, but in the afternoon she developed extreme crushing pain in her chest, radiating through her left arm. It's a classic sign of a heart attack, but the puzzling thing was that she didn't suffer from coronary heart disesase. There was no life-threatening clot in the arteries surrounding the heart.

It looked, from the outside, like a heart attack, but it wasn't. Describing the unusual case in the New England Journal of Medicine, Thomas Ryan, and John Fallon suggest the apparent damage to the heart muscle was emotional rather than physiological. Earlier that day, she had been informed that her 17-year-old son had committed suicide.

Could the woman have suffered from a broken heart? The answer, it turned out, was already hiding in plain sight. The Massachusetts case was surprising to doctors – but it wasn’t news to everybody.

For many years, doctors scorned the idea of a relationship between psychology and physiology. In their book Zoobiquity, Kathryn Bowers and Barbara Natterson-Horowitz described this attitude: "Among many physicians, the idea that emotions could cause actual physical events within the architecture of the heart was viewed with nearly the same sideways glance as an interest in healing crystals or homeopathy. Real cardiologists concentrated on real problems you could see: arterial plaque, embolising blood clots, and rupturing aortas. Sensitivity was for psychiatrists."

Despite this, the evidence that extreme emotions can impact the heart goes back decades – only not among humans. It was wildlife biologists and veterinarians who first noticed that extreme emotions can wreak havoc on body physiology. By the mid-20th Century, they noticed that a curious thing happens when an animal experiences a sudden jolt of life-or-death fear. When it's caught by an advancing predator, adrenaline fills the bloodstream to such an extent that the blood almost becomes like a poison, damaging the animal's muscles, including the heart. It’s called "capture myopathy”.

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