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From all the healthy relationships i have seen around me as cliché as it sounds, I think the key to a healthy relationship is trust and friendship. They're your best friend. You should feel like you can rely on them. Respect is equally important. You can’t be with someone you don’t respect. I also feel that people often have long lists of what they want in a partner but they don’t focus on becoming that person themselves. A healthy relationship also feels emotionally safe and there is no confusion. You can share anything without fear, and the other person tries to understand you, not attack you. You both are like one team building a life together. If someone is playing games, acting superior, or creating confusion instead of clarity.. that would never lead to a healthy relationship. Healthy relationships make you feel secure and sure, not anxious or unsure. Unhealthy ones usually involve misaligned values, lack of maturity, disrespect, and game-playing (what people today call red flags.) Choosing the right partner is one of the most important decisions you make in life because you are building your future with them and the wrong one can deeply affect your peace, your growth, and your overall quality of life.
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I came across a scary article online about an accident with twice as high death rate as traffic one in elderly persons. So, I would like to summarize and share some of the interesting points here. As I mentioned before, Japanese people have a custom of soaking in the bath. So, some of them are looking forward to bath in winter, but there are quite a few people who die in the bath. That often happens to the elderly generation, but sometimes to the young one as well. There have been plenty of unnatural death cases while taking bath at home. That kind of cases are like you saw your parent blacked out sinking his/her head in the water and called an ambulance. One of the causes for elderly generation is the most famous symptom called "Heat Shock". The temperature change causes the drastic change of your blood pressure and leads to losing consciousness due to anemia when you move from a warm room to a cold changing one and soak in thee bath in winter. That leads your elderly parents to die from drowning. In the case of the young one, that happens easily when you are exhausted and are lack of sleep and drink too much. That's why you need to pay attention when elderly persons take a bath in winter. Japanese Consumer Affairs Agency shared countermeasures to prevent accidents while taking a bath as follows, 1)To warm up bathroom and changing room before taking a bath 2)To stay hydrated to prevent being dehydrated 3)To stop taking a bath just after having meals, drinking and taking medicines 4)To keep the temperature of bath water below 41 degrees 5)To lie and soak in the bath for less than 10 minutes 6)To avoid standing up suddenly in the bath I just turned 60 this month. So, this kind of accident is not just about other people for me now.
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