This is good news for the fans of Rob Kardashian. He's back ladies and gentlemen! Last Sunday, the dramatic premiere of "Rob & Chyna" was aired on television. In this episode, Rob and Blac revealed the gender of their upcoming baby. The couple said that they're expecting a baby girl on their team. Maybe the Keeping Up With The Kardashians show was totally intense, but you may have never seen anything like this before. Blac Chyna kicked Rob out of their house, and then she complained that someone ate their delicious jelly. Now this is some sort of #PregnancyProblem that she has right now. If you want to hear about the love story of Rob and Blac, this is your chance to hear it now. They may be an awesome couple, but ain't perfect like anyone else. They have their ups and downs just like the others, and it's up to them to overcome this issue. It all began during Kendall Jenner's sweet 16 birthday. When she broke up with Tyga (Kylie Jenner's boyfriend), Rob started to send her messages. Tyga's relationship with Kylie had some tensions as well, in which there's some ups and downs with them as well. As they finally break up, he started to have some feelings with Kylie and began dating her. As a result, she wants to distance herself from the family. She …show more content…
Unfortunately, there's something that Blac should be concerned about Rob. It was revealed that Rob had several health problems up to date. If you guys remember how long Rob is on a hiatus as a public figure? It's because he doesn't like to leave his home due to his weight. As he and Blac Chyna hanging out with each other, he weighed in one time. During that time, he learned that he actually gained 20 pounds. This is something Rob had to deal with himself, because he was so concerned about his body figure. Even though that he was respected as a public figure, it's just that Rob was ashamed of himself in going out to the public while gaining
The article was written a couple years before Justin Trudeau became Prime Minister. The Author focuses on Justin’s liberal attitudes, especially regarding a hot topic such as the legalization of marijuana. He comes across as a “hero for the people” type of politician. The author of the article skims over a variety of topics concerning what Justin spoke of in Calgary. It is a very short story, but I think that the writer got his point across on the subject of Trudeau’s progressive views, mainly when it comes to marijuana.
The speaker's relationship with her husband had to go over a few changes. At first, she did not want anything to do with her husband, she was still fourteen years old consequently feeling unready on handling such a big responsibility, but she had no other choice but to stay with him as she was a part of an arranged marriage. Later on, the speaker accepts her relationship with her husband and
main reason for collapsing her happy life than of the fact that her own husband has viciously
Her emptiness toward her husband may be seen in the way she interacts with him. She
The second stage she is struggling in is Stage 6 Intimacy vs Isolation in young adulthood (Rogers, 2013). She is 28 years old, and is isolated from her family and her son, Joey, who her parents now have custody due to her drug abuse. The other reason she is isolated from her family is due to her having an abortion, and her parents feel she has committed a mortal sin and they do not want her in their home. She has the lost the intimacy of being with her son and her
and she has no one to turn to. Although her father may have a point in
...g with the little couple, when they were younger they both had medical issues. (TLC, Little Couple: TLC, April 10, 2014.)
brother had ordered her to turn him away. And now, to learn that her respected father,
to terms with what was really true of the gap between herself and her mother:
As Erikson points out, the primary psychosocial crisis that takes place during this stage of life is intimacy vs isolation. As someone from the young adult stage this woman is still a relatively young and presumably has many years ahead of her. Like most young people, I’m sure this woman desires relationships and intimacy within his relationships (which is probably why she was married in the first place). The need for relationships, according to Erikson, goes beyond the simple desire for companionship. Young adults coming into their own are in search of a sense of their own identity in relationship with others. This is to say identity does not develop out of a vacuum, but rather in a system of relationships (both intimate and interpersonal) that shape the individual. The main psychosocial drive in this stage is the need for intimacy, which is contrasted with its antithesis: isolation. Isolation is the fear of being separated from others in a manner that denies the possibility of relationships and the future possibility of generativity. And since we form our sense of identity in relation to our relationships, a person in isolation has difficulty navigating this stage. One of the most important and defining relationship in this woman’s life has ended, and many of her other relationships (with extended family, in-laws and friends) have changed forever. Erikson writes that the greatest danger of isolation is, “a regressive and hostile reliving of the identity conflict and, in the case of a readiness for regression, a fixation on the earliest conflict with the primal Other.” What this means is that we keep reliving the intimacy conflict over and over again in our other attempts at relationships. What this means is that if this woman is having difficulty with this developmental stage that she will continue to have trouble with her relationships and this may bring up
Sister’s frustration with Stella-Rondo obstructs their relationship, and even though Sister thinks she wants freedom from her family, her self-consciousness will keep her from achieving it. Sister acts hastily about the matter of moving out in order to gain independence. Independence comes from experience, not a split decisions made in a hurry. This quote by Steve Schmidt explains what Sister has quickly found out over the past five days, “the price for independence is often isolation and solitude."
own sister has betrayed her. Her fragility, her inability to fend for herself, and her self-
conditions in her life and marriage, she is not able to make real changes – like most of the
So when she stepped outside of her comfort zone and confronted the situation, the husband stopped his
According to Bowen, "the child may attempt to isolate themselves from the family of origin, take flight from the family when they leave home, and may attempt to do this by geographic relocation, through psychological barriers, such as not talking with family, or by believing they are free of family ties when in reality all they have done is broken contact" (Cook, 2007). When one cuts themselves off emotionally from their family of origin this often is an indication that one is making an effort to deal with unresolved fusion with one or both parents