1st cause- The first cause of the French and Indian War was Mercantilism because France and Britain were fighting over territory and so they can get wealth and power. 2nd cause- (Fur trade)- The British wanted to take over the French trade and basically just move in on it. 3rd cause- Westward Expansion- Colonies move past the Appalachian Mountains.

The best way to deal with it to bring them back to earth with a mirror image of Himself, say the things He would say to you without arguing with Him and staying true to my system, He will soon findout that you got His worked out and therefore will do everything to stop having you copying His lame style. But remember make sure he doesn't findout straightaway what your doing, Just think what will peeve Him off is a mirror image of what you have to deal with.

For my best friend, I'll kick him below the belt? Lose a The Persom i Love and a Best Friend.

That is a scary thought. Double betrayal. The longer it has been going on, the more painful it is. I hope I am not really in that predicament cos if that would happen, it's a pretty dangerous situation. That situation is called a love triangle and most of them end in disaster. I will end the relationship. Obviously the person doesn't love me anymore.

'There is only one happiness in life, to love and be loved.' I love the simplicity and wisdom of the happiness quote above. Love and happiness... Love and happiness seem to go hand in hand for many people. Love lightens up our faces in a way never expected. When you are in love, somehow, all of a sudden, no mountain is too high and happiness is easily achieved. Love and happiness go hand in hand. We need to feel loved and secure in order to be happy.

There's no mathematic equation that will let you know whether it's best to hang in there and work on your relationship or best to call it quits. "It's very individual. And it's important to be reflective, especially if the same issues keep coming up for you in relationship after relationship."

How can you tell whether the longing or restlessness you feel has more to do with your own psychological baggage than a bad romantic choice?

I would feel an increased sense of urgency and obligation to return the wallet if it had a lot of money or someone's credit cards in it. I hope I'd return it either way, but I'd be more likely to "do it later" if it had hardly anything in it, because the rightful owner wouldn't miss it as much.

I fully understand & empathize with your Fatherly instincts that tell you he is a poor & possibly dangerous choice. Ask her open-ended questions about him & their relationship that are non-judgmental, shaming or blaming. Don't put her in a position of having to choose between her family & him. You have instilled your beliefs and your values in your daughter. You need to believe that you have done your job in raising her to make sensible decisions about how and whom to select as a boyfriend.

Love is not primarily a relationship only to a specific person, it is an attitude, an orientation of character which determines the relatedness of a person to the world as a whole, not towards one 'object' of Love.