The RJLA Relational Studies course focuses on the development of relationships and the impact that circumstance have on those relationships.
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Thank you for participating in our Relational Studies course. The students will post questions below, weekly. Please respond to all questions by pressing the comment link associated with each question. We will be looking at the differences and similarities between answers. Make sure you click on Older Posts at the bottom of the page as many of the questions will be on the next page.
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Ken and Louise - honesty, family, freedom to be ourselves. Ken was attracted to my friendliness and sense of adventure and I was attracted to Ken's sense of loyalty and the love he had for his friends.
ReplyDeleteEllen and Matt - The values we share together are prevalent in many of our other posts and include family, friends, independence, integrity, and committment to each other. Matt - Ellen's outgoing and independant spirit (and of course how hot she was and is) was intiguing and inviting. Ellen - I was and still am attracted to Matt's fierce independence and his ability to do his own thing regardless of the opinions of others.
ReplyDeleteAs a couple, we definitely share the values of family. hard work, friends, loyalty, and a commitment to each other. Aside from my physical attraction to him, what attracted and still attracts me to Brett is his balance between being a hard worker and determined to succeed, but always cutting himself off from work for the evening to spend time together. I know he values our time together which I hugely appreciate. The other side of Brett I'm attracted to is that he's like a little kid with a lot of things. We have so much fun together and laugh all day long. I love that. Another thing is his thoughtfulness. He's so caring, willing to talk and listen about anything, and a wonderful person.
ReplyDeleteSteve and I value the importance of family, we both have a strong work ethic, enjoy the company of friends, and share a commitment to support each other, as well as the people in our lives. What was most attractive to me about Steve was (and still is) his thoughtfulness and his genuine concern for people's feelings.
ReplyDeleteTricia
Sheryl and I both grew up in very strong families, so family is very important to us, along with our faith in God, honesty, and knowing that we will always be there for each other. I was and still is attracted to Sheryl because she's naturally a caring, helpful person. Val
ReplyDeleteI agree with you Val - Jenna has such a strong tie with her family which I think says a lot about a person. Family is and always will be #1 with her and I've never known for her to lie. This goes back to the earlier question about being able to trust the other person in the relationship.
ReplyDeleteJenna and I are also two of the weirdest and goofiest people anyone will ever meet. On the surface or in public, we appear to be pretty normal, but if you catch us elsewhere, it's quite the opposite. We are just two big kids and I hope we always stay that way!
Brett