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@alvarogarcia3840 Well said. Things have drastically changed, even since Mr. Greenwood wrote his patriotic song. However, just as you said, "we can think positive." In addition, we can stand and fight just as so many have done before us. We greatly appreciate your comment.

@user-nm7mt6nb6j She's a wife, a mom, an entrepreneur, and much more. What about you? What did you want to be when you were a kid? And did you end up being what you said you were going to be?

@Phebe-vs1fe That's so kind of you to say. Thank You!

@carrieannmcleod5219 Oh that's kind of you to say. I remember my parents being proud of me throughout my life. Those two are just times when it really resonated with me. What about you? When do you remember a time your parents were proud of you?

@what12344 Thank you for sharing.

@@theendlessparty Just out of curiosity. Would you like to share something?

@@what12344 My wife actually shares her answer in another short. Her answer was advice she received from her high school coach. He told her throughout high school to, "embrace adversity." After graduation he told her to take it one step further and, "rejoice in adversity." In doing so, she always seeks to grow and learn when adversity comes her way. Now, as for myself, my dad shared with me three rules to live by when I was working through a few medical issues during my college athletic career. He said, 1. Do the right thing 2. Do the best you can 3. Always show others you care If you do those three things, you will be successful. Thank you for asking and commenting. We really enjoyed your answer.

@TheZeroPerson It's also open to anyone who is willing to answer. We'd love to hear your answer.

@@theendlessparty if you want to buy something without looking at the price tag, you need to work without looking at the clock

@shrutibhandari6731 I think it is a bit of a revelation, proving that marriage isn't the end all be all. It takes work to have a relationship. It takes effort to care for someone deeply. It takes more than marriage to love someone. It takes commitment, loyalty, faith, persistence, respect, etc. You might be right about single girls who held their brother's hand or two people who were deeply in love but not married. However, that does not mean the the arguement is invalid. In fact, it proves the arguement even more. That you must keep fighting for a meaningful relationship with the one you love, especially after marriage. Thank you for commenting and digging deeper into this concept. If you habe the real evidence on the benefit of deep and meaningful relationships I would love if you would refer us all to some. Thanks again, and God bless. (Side note: this was a study I read from John Gottman's book entitled, "A Man's Guide To Woman." It''s a great read, you should check it out.

@@theendlessparty I'm not disagreeing with your premises I'm disagreeing with the methodology of the study. A stranger not reducing a fear response or another stranger gives no significance to a married couples ability to reduce a fear response. If they had used a brother or a friend and measured the degree to which the response happened, the lasting effects, or some other benchmark it would show significance. There are hundreds of observational studies on the importance of relationships to biology, you can find plenty- the most famous study is the Harvard study on happiness that followed the same people into their 70s.

@@shrutibhandari6731 I'm not disagreeing with you either. I think what you bring up has incredible merit and should be studied further. The reason I asked for the studies is because I would love to look more into this subject. Again, thank you for commenting and helping open this topic up for further study. All the best!

@bigtart8020 I wish more people were in happy marriages, but unfortunately I didn't make this up. I read about this study in John Gottman's book, "A Man's Guide To Women." It's a great book and I would 100% recommend it. All the best Big Tart!

@Bridget-rv2de Anytime, hit that subscribe button for more content like this.

@Jeanniebugg Well said. Marriage is something sacred and should be treated that way. Thank you for commenting!

@erikaalisauskaite7697 Well said.

@zogreen2722 You're absolutely right.

@azisnih7240 Good question. A woman by the name of, Anne Sullivan, taught her braille, finger spelling and eventually, how to speak. How did she teach her? Patience, discipline, and much more. Anne Sullivan believed in Helen and, eventually, taught Helen to believe in herself. Helen shows that anything in this life is possible. Thanks for commenting.

​@@theendlesspartyJust did a quick search and found her. I thought you're lying because some people do storytelling lies. Thanks for your answer👍

I'd sell both legs for a billion dollars. I could buy the most advanced Terminator legs and by the time I got the surgery I'd have earned the cost of the legs back from interest on the remaining 995 million. Lol