Essay on The Nature of Logic and Perception

We only wanted to spend time with each other, making social relationships outside ours difficult. Spending so much time together brought our first conflicts. I soon learned topical boundaries when bringing up other guys or discussing our different religions made John angry and uncomfortable. Conversations ended abruptly and we did not revisit the sensitive topics until much later. As our relationship moved beyond involvement, his protective instincts overpowered everything. I initially welcomed this protection as a sign of caring since I always wanted a boyfriend to protect me from conflict, just like in the movies. However, this overprotective trend stifled me whenever my communications with another guy made John jealous and upset. He tested my feelings for him by manipulating guilt when I looked in the direction of another guy, for whatever reason. At the time, I ignored his jealousy because my strong feelings for him overshadowed my needs as an individual. Looking back, I realize our involvement intensified throughout this period of our relationship, for better and worse.

We spent our time in each other's company every chance we had. We often went on dates that often included hiking and attending drive-in movies. As our relationship progressed, matters grew serious. She would be leaving to attend Morehead University and I would continue to attend school in Pike County. We both decided that one night, whatever innocence our relationship contained, would be lost. After that, my love for her grew stronger. For me, it felt like our love was made for a movie screen. She was the first girl that I came to truly love and care about. All my past relationships faded away into nothing but silly flings that seemed to not matter anymore. She was all that was on my

I really liked the way he was, because he was a guy who worked , he wasn't a gang member, he very respectful, very nice and sweet, and we had almost everything in common, it was like the perfect match and I though that was great. In November of 1993, we really got to know each other better. He is on vacation from work at the time and and we would see each other everyday, and also talk to each other everyday. We would go to the zoo, the park, to eat, driving around, we would also go to the lake. We always got along really well since the beginning. Out of all the places we would go to, my favorite one was the zoo, I would always asked him to take me and he would always take me, even during the winter time he would do it. Zeke has been the perfect boyfriend, which now is my fiance because we got engaged December 10, 1994, we've had our ups and downs, but that's normal because nobody has a perfect relationship, even though our relationship is as close as it can be. Zeke has a great sense of humor and so do I, that why it makes it so easy when we are together, Zeke is also a very understanding person, and he always gives me advice when I need it, we communicate a lot and we believe that is very important in a

He’s just always been there, a sort of constant in my ever changing life. Now don’t get me wrong, we didn’t talk everyday, or even every few days. We would go through spells when we were inseparable, and then we would only see each other at school. This had no effect on our relationship. Every time we would start to pick back up, we would share the details of our life with one another.

I approached him: he immediately remembered me and we spend next few hours engaged in conversation discovering that we share similar opinions on many issues. Before I could even recover from the initial shock of seeing him again, he asked me to go out for a walk with him the next day. I agreed and that was the beginning of our relationship. He had been divorced for ten years and had made a decision to never marry again. I had normally dated men closer to my age (in one case even younger than me) and would have never contemplated dating (much less marry) somebody 21 years older then me. However, the unlikely happened to both of us. A few months after our first date we got married. Today, five years later, we have two beautiful children and have been living in a long distance marriage for three and a half years.

Perception checking is a good tool to help me understand others accurately instead of jumping to conclusions or assuming that your first interpretation is the correct one. For example, my cousin and I are very close and we always talk on the phone for hours. When I have not heard from her in the few I thought she was mad at me or maybe she does not want to talk to me anymore. So then thought about it and I decided to call her, but when I called her phone was no longer in service. That is when I realize I was wrong for assuming my cousin was mad at me, instead of assuming I should have try another way to get in contact with

He told me it was love and I swallowed it dry, but I’ve been gone three months and even in this state, my mind lost in a language I do not know, that was not love.

My initial feelings were that he and I were going to hate each other for the next three years we would have to spend together. It was three years because I was one

Sense perception is a way to gain information by using our sense: touch, feel, taste, see, hear, and smell, it is a way of knowing. When it comes to ways of knowing, like sense perception, it is questionable whether or not it affects us in a positive or negative way. It can be argued if it is leading us in the wrong direction. If you see it, do you believe it?

Our relationship wasn’t the same since that day. It got tremendously healthier. We actually got along and agreed on the same things. I no longer felt like he didn’t love me or care about me. Even though he didn’t stop drinking completely, he had cut back on some of it. I couldn’t be any happier with him for doing

Who could I tell? When I met him He was everything I wanted Day by day, our love had blossomed It started so small, just a fight... some name calling, (A) I couldn't see the black hole into which I was falling.

Perception is defined as how you look at others and the world around you. Being able to select, organize and intercept information starts the perceptual process. Perception affects the way people communicate with others. An individual’s pattern of thinking can affect their perception of others. Most people communicate best with people of similar cultures.

Logic is the study of science and art of correct inferential reasoning. Logic deals with the laws, methods and principles of correct thinking. Thereby, logic distinguishes correct from incorrect reasoning.

We had too many happy moments, and every moment we spent together was special for me.