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Individuals in contemporary society tend to want. They seek tangible items, non-tangible benefits such as love, and other considerable assets to humankind. That is, individuals consistently want something, feeling that their lives are unfulfilled unless more is obtained. One is unlikely to use the word “yearn” commonly, however. With all the desires that humans have in the contemporary environment, given the definition one might assume that the word “yearn” is used more frequently than it is.
There are also instances where the body may ache when trying not to act on desires that we strongly long for. Desires play a very important role in our everyday lives. That yearning or thirst can cause problems in our lives that may not be in our best interest. We often choose to over look signs that are caused by desire and end up hurting someone or even ourselves for the sake of satisfaction. Our hope is that desires along will bring us enjoyment and satisfaction once they are accomplished.
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Many people are not grateful for the valuable things and persons they have. Sometimes I feel like I might be one of those persons because I don’t value like should everything I have. Coming across this essay, I’ve noticed that I need to be more grateful and value what have. The things and persons I choose that reflect on my values and principles are my parents, cameras, decorating, and religion. Starting with my parents, my dad and my mom are a huge part of my life.
Although his ideas seem to view the others existence in a negative way, one that always causes some sort of conflict, there are times when we seek these relationships and objectifications for our own gratification. For example, he implies that we discover some sort of self-identity through “the look.” I believe that a significant part of life is seeking a purpose, and the existence of the others can pro... ... middle of paper ... .... This conflict arises from a complex cycle between subjectivity, objectivity and a need to keep our freedom and transcendence. Even love can never be fully attained because of these conflicts. Although Sartre presents a overly pessimistic view of relationships and implies that the only characterization is conflict, I believe that being-with-others and the objectification that comes with it can actually be desirable.
Moreover, there's so many factors attached to why pursuing your passion is quite often being put on hold. Sometimes, we try to become more practical, you don't have enough money to do it as well as to sustain the things that comes along when building it, you got married and babies, people around you aren't being supportive, and all such dreary reasons will at par drives to an unending disruptions. Don't give up everything just yet, instead, take risks, brave it all, then have a concrete