Any one of the members can suddenly become ill, placing undue stress on the entire unit. The amount of difficulty that any family must overcome should never be downplayed. Our families of those that serve in the military have these same struggles, which add weight to the very fibers that hold them together. In most respects they are one and the same. The two share many of the same struggles and challenges that can tear a family apart as well as build tremendous bonds when the obstacle has been overcome.
War has left a great part of humankind starving, homeless, emotionally and physically unstable. War is an incredibly disastrous act that should only take place when all other alternatives have been exhausted. All nations have a very intricate relationship which entails complicated solutions and negotiation along with many persons who have opposed views and cultures. Wars are ongoing for a variety of reasons ranging from: extended area of land, inner power struggle, natural resource, and religious beliefs. Although religion gives a person meaning to life, it guides people into the right direction, comforts people in times of sadness, and connects people together.
On teams and in school or jobs you have people rebel because they don’t like being conformed. They don’t like being equal to each other. Everything in life is some sort of competition, so instinctively they try to better themselves then one another. People battle for everything, whoever has more respect for others, who has more friends, more popular, if they gain more by rebelling more people will rebel. Society and our world has changed in the last century.
Leaders must always struggle to maintain stability; there is an inevitable tension between a leader and those led. Power arouses suspicion and skepticism. Thucydides understood that those who possess great power fear that they may lose it; those who possess less power than their neighbors fear that they may be overwhelmed by those neighbors. These fears provide a sufficient cause of war. Thucydides’ concern was with state power, but the same dynamic may relate to individual politicians seeking power, effect, and then stability.
Many of the results of physical pain were due to the oppressed environment and the very nature of war. The emotional injuries were encountered through the soldier’s constant struggle for survival. Soldiers were sent home after their tour of duty but many experienced post traumatic war syndrome; mentally and psychologically scarring these soldiers. In a war it is evident that wounds always remain for those who have experienced it. Physical pain is a primary ‘stereotypical’ effect of war which most people understand of being the broad result of war.
Throughout time there has always been a certain amount of pressure on people, this pressure often comes from society and is caused by a desire to fit in. There are stereotypes and classes that have long been formed in society that place a constant pressure on people to change themselves in a way that causes them to match these stereotypes. In society there also seems to be a constant want to be something different, people are very rarely happy with the stereotype that they have been given and strive for a ‘better’ one. This in turn can cause a person to drastically change their values and morals to fit in. Morals and values however can also be affected greatly by circumstance.
The nature of conflict shows that conflict can either push people away or bring them into having a closer, more comfortable relationship. Many people try to avoid conflict and try to find a way around it – even if this isn’t the right thing to do. Without conflict in a relationship can mean individuals cannot express their true opinions, thoughts and feelings for example; when an argument in the family arises, without the skills to negotiate and deal with the conflict, there will never be a positive outcome. Conflict comes in many different forms- political, religious, interpersonal, family, all of these deals with issues that arise due to difference of opinion or belief and are an inevitable part of human life. There are a wide range of causes as to why conflict occurs.
The mark left on them will always be there whether it be physically, emotionally, mentally,or all of the above. Once war touches someone, engulfs them, or merely brushes past them it sticks to the person never allowing them to move on and return to the way it used t be before they were put through such an experience; once that happens there's no going back. Ernest Hemingway's writings such as The Sun Also Rises, "Soldier's Home", and "In Another Country", reveals to the readers the struggles in which Veterans face after the war. The main characters feel alone in the world because society does not understand them nor do their families. They feel as though that the only other people in the world who can understand them are other war veterans.
Individuals are often unable to express themselves freely in society “To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment.” This was said by ralph waldo emerson who lead a religious and philosophical movement in the 19th century. People today find it hard to express themselves as everyone in the community is so judgmental, no one can express themselves freely without someone critazing what they are doing.Everyone in the world has there own opinion and some of the major problems include racisim and sexism. Tthere have been many restrictions with the government as to who we can be with and how we express ourselves. governments have always been controlling and stop people from expressing themselves freely in society. Judgement within society is extremely prevalent.
Events move us in all kind of ways. It may be things that happen to us, or to someone else, but we never stay the same, we change. Especially if it is a difficult moment, we call this adversity. Every one of us face adversity in a certain moment of our lives and in diverse ways. It changes our character.