Answer:
No
Explanation:
I don't agree because happiness is the exertion of virtue. Your happiness is based on your reason to be happy. Your happiness depends on morals you've acquired in life i.e.; friendship, honesty, courage. If you don't live by your moral standards you will not be happy.
I think they do.
negatives:
might stereotype/group things and people wrong
might cost friendships depending on person
could cause disagreements
positives:
helps group and organize things
using creativity to think of a category
Answer:
Juliet would like to please her mother by considering marrying Paris, suggesting she is obedient and trustful of her parents' judgments. Romeo, by contrast, is wildly romantic in his despair over Rosaline which immediately dissipates when he lays eyes on Juliet. Juliet, transformed by the love she feels from their first meeting, becomes more like Romeo: passionate and willing to do anything to be with the person she loves.
Explanation:
