Answer:
Listening to the opinion that others have of us can be interesting and useful because it allows us to have another point of reference, not just our own.
Explanation:
Our own point of view is skewed by memory, by our focus, by our perception of ourselves. That often prevents you from appreciating virtues in yourself because you don't expect them, virtues that others make you see that you have. Just as we do not appreciate criticism because they weaken our self-esteem and from which we usually defend ourselves by attacking the other.
We need to feel part of something, a family, a group of friends, a work team. This requires fitting in, liking, knowing that others value us, respect us and esteem us. When this happens, we feel safe and secure. It happens to all of us.
The approval you need is yours, but it doesn't hurt to listen to those who love you well.
Answer:
Looks Guilty because there is more then one
Answer:
Lollipops must be supplied or no deal *teehee*
Explanation:
D) He is a wise enough to ask Brutus not to join with other conspirators
Answer: I think Jonas did not like this decision.
Explanation: all right so I haven’t read this book in a long time just keep this in mind.
The reason Jonas did not like the decision is because you didn’t get a choice between a red shirt and a blue shirt. I’m pretty sure the reason this rule was made because the leaders of the city thought people would make the wrong choice. The leaders probably think that one bad decision could lead to another causing a chain of events. I am not just talking about shirts
