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Two And A Half Men Versus Anger Management

What is the difference between being wise, intelligent, and clever?

Wise person- He has been acquiring knowledge in parallel to it's application(figure ou situations) in day today life.Intelligent person- He has acquired enough knowledge either from Education or Experience.He has capacity to understand the lessons in a better way.Clever Person- He can figure out almost any situations in his life and handle them in an effective way even though he has poor knowledge.He has capability to face and solve the real life problems.Some Small Stories ,which I read when I got this question in my mind will answer this question effectively.An intelligent person knows that a tomato is the fruit.But a wise person knows that a tomato is a fruit but it can't be thrown in fruit salads.A clever person may not know that it is a fruit but he knows that it can't be put in Fruit salad.A boy(clever) who grew up in the war field knows about the war techniques in a detailed way than a fifty year old man(intelligent) who read about the war techniques in a book.Solomon asked the GOD for wisdom rather than intelligence which you may heard of it in the book of kings.From this sentence you may understand the importance of being a wise person rather an intelligent person.Interesting News-The word wisdom is used about 290 times in the BIBLE whereas the word intelligence is used for about 5 times.Most of the wise people have got an age of fifties or more.They became wise after experience. To become wise,we have to gain experience which comes at the earlier age if we continue our journey with elders too.Intelligent people read the above answer and leave this page whereas the wise people try to appreciate for the answer by upvoting and just don't leave this page like intelligent people.(It's fun  )

What is the best adult comedy TV show like Two and a Half Men?

The office, Ron Sawnson.

How do I deal with a significant other with severe anger management issues?

Alyssa: You asked me to comment on your question on December 7. As I was out of the country, I did not get your request.While it is difficult to get too specific as I do not know what "severe anger management issues" means as it applies to your significant other, I can give you some suggestions.There are two points I would like to make first.1. The nature of anger is that the angry person perceives a threat that he can eliminate by throwing enough power at it.2. Sometimes, men will express anger in place of sadness or hurt.If he is substituting anger for hurt, the threat he is experiencing is his inability to express his emotions to you without feeling vulnerable and inadequate.Regarding your significant other... When he gets angry, try and figure out what the threat is that he perceives.Is he facing a threat to his ego, his sense of manliness and his ability to take care of you (or himself) financially, his ability to compete on some level (emotionally, psychologically, financially, intellectually) with you, or something else? Or, is he perhaps feeling something like sadness, depression, failure that he can't express?If you begin to think in terms of perceived threat rather than anger management, per se, you will look at your significant other's anger in a different light and may be able to understand the issues he is really facing.What I am suggesting is not easy and it will take some time, some patience, and some practice on your part but it is doable.If he is open to it, you can begin to talk to him, when he is not angry about some of the challenges he may be facing. If he will accept the word threat, then use that word. Threat, however, may be too strong a word to use initially.If his anger becomes threatening to you, then you may have to take stronger measures to get him to get professional help.Generally speaking, if you approach the issue of anger as an issue of threat perception rather than a loss of self-control (anger management issues), your significant other should be more open to approaching the issues with you. This is especially true if he understands that his actions are negatively impacting your relationship with him.I hope the answer helps.You can also think about getting some professional help if your situation with your significant other significantly worsens.Good luck,Ed Daube, Ph.D.Blog: TheEmotionsDoctor.com

Why do women find muscles unattractive on guys?

This is a two part question.
Before I start, there is a difference between bulky and body builder.
Bulky is a guy that has big muscles, but has some fat so his muscles and veins are NOT popping out. (I too find body builders gross looking)
And then body builders. Like the Govenator (Arnold)
If what i've been reading is the same thing, then why do women prefer toned vs bulky?
This relates to a personal question. I'm a bit bulky. I'm about 5'11" at 210lbs. I don't know my body fat, maybe 13%
A lot of people mistake me for a guy with a big ego that likes to look at himself in the mirror. But I have to be strong, that's not an ego thing, i'm in the police academy so I have to be stronger than the person i'm arresting.
The second question, do you think "oh there's another ego narcastistic guy" when he has to go to the gym for his job?
What is your opinion on guys who go to the gym to put food on the table?

Is there any series like Entourage and Californication?

I know of series like:
Big Bang Theory
Suits
Weeds
Two And A Half Men
Anger Management
Arrow
Archer
Arrow
Breaking Bad
Futurama
Fringe
Hung
How I Met Your Mother
Hung
Lie To Me
Rules of Engagement
South Park
American Dad
Simpsons
The Office

But I'm looking for series more like Entourage and Californication.

Is there any series like Entourage and Californication?

I know of these series::
Big Bang Theory
Suits
Weeds
Two And A Half Men
Anger Management
Arrow
Archer
Arrow
Breaking Bad
Futurama
Fringe
Hung
How I Met Your Mother
Hung
Lie To Me
Rules of Engagement
South Park
American Dad
Simpsons
The Office

But I'm looking for series more like Entourage and Californication.

Why is Alan Harper always being confused with Matthew Broderick in Two and a Half Men?

As someone who has followed both actors since the 1980’s, I do not recall much confusion between the two: Jon Cryer (Alan Harper), and Matthew Broderick.Possibly, any confusion might result from the fact that they do share some common facial features. This seems to be more true when they were both younger men. The left image below is Jon Cryer from his “Pretty in Pink” movie days, and the right image is Matthew Broderick from his “Biloxi Blues” movie days.Today they both appear less similar in appearance, although they do still share some similar facial features. Jon Cryer (left) and Matthew Broderick (right)Both actors have had very different careers, with Broderick mainly staying with movies, while Cryer made the transition from movies to sitcoms. Those who have watched both actors for decades will be less likely to confuse the two, but those less familiar with their life’s work may find them similar enough in appearance to confuse the two.

My Husband Is A Sorry Excuse For A Man?

Well, maybe you're the problem. Could be that you're so ugly that the poor soul has just given up and makes himself hideous so he won't have to bury the weasel. For all we know your vagina may look like a gutted hedgehog and your boobs look like a couple of old tube socks filled with gravel. Of course he's a fat worthless loser -- he knows the moment he attempts to make something of himself you will just unhinge your jaw and bury your jagged fangs into his heart, sucking all the life out of him once again. I know what it's like to have gross women beg me to service them with my humungous throbbing pump handle but I would cut it off before I put it in their nasty bucket of eels. You should try crawling on your knees and begging his forgiveness, cooking for him, fetching him beer after beer and buying him presents vs talking him down on the internet.

Or I could be wrong.....

When my dad gets angry, he picks fights with me.?

I'm a short 15 year old girl completely lacking muscle so please dont suggest fighting back, i like living.

When my dad is in a bad mood, grumpy, or gets into problems at work, he picks the randomest fights with me, accuses me of chatting with friends instead of doing my homework, texting, or reading books instead of studying, and random stuff like that. In reality? I'm innocent of all of this, and if he would listen for half a second, he would understand that, but instead he starts first by making me sit in the kitchen to do homework next to both my parents, and sits in the other room ranting about stuff i didn't do, cursing me out, etc. and incredibly unreasonable punishments. That is when things blow over calmly. When they dont, he'll start hitting me with his palm on my back, he'll grab me by the hair and pull me if i try to get away, and keep hitting me until he's calm or my mom helps me get away. When my mom's not home, needless to say it goes on for a looong time. I don't know what to do, child services is out of the option, because when my dad isn't angry, i'm daddy's little princess, and he loves me. The problem is when he's angry, its like he's blinded by anger. What should I do? I want him to stop, because it is unbearable for me, because i'm taking a lot of really hard classes this year, and his stopping my homework to spend hours hitting me and yelling at me wastes my time, usually right before I have a test. and usually after i've been crying i can't focus. it may sound unreasonable for this to get in the way of my school work, but it really does.. I dont know what to do, please give me suggestions for what to do...

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