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Watching anime make’s me feel better. when i see the face’s of different kind of character of anime It’s one thing if you’re ok not supporting anime, but please don’t encourage others to do the same. Btw, supporting them in other ways helps a lot too, but that’s no reason to support stealing from them for your primary relationship with most anime. i love watching anime like one piece, kimetsu no Yaiba, seven deadly sin i completed watching it. when i see the smile of luffy (one piece). i feel happy to.

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Luffy is the captain of the Straw Hat Pirates and is best friends with all of them and values them over all else. At first glance, Luffy does not appear to be very intelligent, often seeing things in a childish manner and can easily be amazed by the simplest things. However, because he views the world in a straightforward and simple manner, he is occasionally the only person who can see past the events and see what should be done.

Luffy seems to have an unstoppable appetite, a characteristic that is common to the Japanese archetype of the (at times simple-minded) young male hero/adventurer with a heart of gold; perhaps the hunger more so in Luffy’s case due to having an elastic stomach. Luffy is also another one of the several characters given the middle initial “D.”

Although Luffy is fairly lightheaded and a funny character, he has an unstoppable sense of determination, optimism, and commitment and will do anything to stand up for his friends and comrades. Along with that, he has great courage to back it up as well as unbelievable strength. Ever since consuming the devil fruit he was shown to be not worried about his inability to swim, much like his brother. Much of these traits are common among D’s. His only display of true fear is towards his grandfather, to the point that he is intimidated at the mere mention of him.

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Luffy never kills any of his enemies, no matter how cold-hearted they are; instead, he frequently sends the villain flying, knocking them out or beating them to a point that they are almost near death, which results in some of the villains searching for revenge, such as Buggy the Clown and Alvida. Oda explains that it’s not a question of morality so much as a matter of punishing the villains for their crimes – he feels that killing the villains lets them off too lightly, whereas he considers letting them live to see their dreams be ruined a far more fitting punishment.

Luffy’s dream is to find the One Piece and become Pirate King. He knows that to achieve his goal, he will have to defeat many strong opponents, including the World Government and his childhood hero Shanks.

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so thats for today, see you again on my next blog!

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Most kittens will try to play with their reflections, but most adult cats seem to realize it’s not a real cat. I don’t know if they realize it’s them and not just some random cat, though.

However, my deaf orange cat always reacts to her reflection, talks to it, and looks behind the mirror to find the other cat. I say he’s looking for that other beautiful white cat.

I showed my mong his reflection the other day — he was interested for a minute, then he looked behind the mirror, saw it wasn’t real, and couldn’t be bothered.

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My cats have always discovered their reflections as kittens.   They’ll spend a lot of time batting and jumping at themselves in the mirror.   By the time they’re adults, they know it’s just a reflection and it’s no longer interesting to them. Raising and caring for a cat of your own can be a very rewarding experience, as long as you don’t actually expect them to listen to you, or love you in return. Actually, and no one will tell you this until after you adopt a cat, but that little shite is going to do whatever the heck it wants until you learn to put up with it. And you’re going to love it anyway. The most common misconception is that you can train your cat to certain things, and well, the idea is honestly just laughable. Your new cat, on the other hand, is trying to teach you the rules of cat ownership.

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As cats are higher beings, their moods are beyond our lowly comprehension. In their wisdom, however, they deign to approach their human servants with three recognizable “moods”: Happy, Angry, and Hungry. 

As I just said, a hungry cat will be actively seeking your attention as you have failed in your duties. Your furry master will most likely rub up against your legs, and then lead you to their dish. They will not lead you to where the food is kept, as they are above such matters and really, it’s your job to know that anyway. Should you not respond within the appropriate amount of time, usually five seconds, your lord or lady may also give you a short but sharp verbal rebuff.

Happy cats are seemingly hard to recognize for the inexperienced human.

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A closed mouth and shut eyes are good signs of a content overlord, as well as a lazily sweeping tail. If you are successful in pleasing your cat, they will generally settle down for a nap, or if you’re lucky, a cuddle. Our masters also may vary their forms of affection, from a light nip to a heavy purr. “I take care of my flowers and my cats. And enjoy food. And that’s living.”

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week 4

sickness

In this paper, I want to explore possible meanings of a cluster of words—disease, illness, sickness, health, healing and wholeness. Many people have tried to elucidate what these words mean, but agreed definitions are often elusive. In what follows I shall begin with some definitions of disease, illness and sickness. I shall then try to say why definitions of disease and health are so elusive; and I shall end with some observations on science and religion, in the light of which the difficulty of defining health, healing and wholeness may make some kind of sense.

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This makes me think why such a gap occurs between what I learn and what I encounter in a real world. I began to question myself in lots of different ways in order to answer this question. I start looking back to myself first how my perception toward depression before I learn about this mental illness. I was clueless about depression. I used to have perception that depression has the same meaning to sadness. Depression is a normal thing to happen to someone that encounter unfortunate event in their life. I never knew depression is a mental illness that needs to be diagnosed and treated accordingly. I never heard people went to a doctor because they feel their life miserable and I also never heard a doctor prescribing a medication to patient because of depression. That was me before I learn this psychiatry module.

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Why is this happen? Why depression is so common to be unrecognised even by a doctor? I don’t know the exact reason but for me may be because of the symptom of depression is a lot and varies from one person to another person make it harder to diagnose.

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My Day

I wake up in the morning with a shock, my mum knocking at the door and shouting. “Time for shower.” I’m always tired in the morning and find getting up for a shower really horrible, through it does a good job of waking me up and after it i’m ready for another day at school. Well that is what i think but i usually end up in bed asleep right up until 7.45 am. Luckily i have usually packed my school stuff the night.

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