26 | August | 2014 | uldissprogis

Gift: n. a subset(s) that is given intentionally without a need for immediate and adequate reaction unless gratitude is considered a just form of immediate and adequate reaction.

Gifts are frequently given to please a human(s) and a thank you is all that is expected in return. There is a thoughtful gift which is something a human really needs or wants and then there is the inappropriate one which is not greatly appreciated and one frequently bought in haste.

Gifts are frequently material possessions but historically they have even been slaves and land.

Gifts are usually for special occasions such as weddings, birthdays, and Christmas but they may also be used in courting and new relationships where you want to develop more closeness with a human and expect some favors in return eventually.

Nothing is more disappointing than a gift which is not needed and sometimes when in doubt a money gift or gift card is the smartest gift to give. It means the human receiving it can buy something they really want with it and results in optimal satisfaction.

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Prevention: n. stopping a probable future event(s) and this may be achieved by some previous event(s) and/or by making and/or placing a barrier(s)

You can stop an event(s) temporarily by delaying it or stop it entirely by cancelling it. You can also prevent something from happening by placing a barrier(s) around or in front of it.

You can prevent an animal from escaping by putting up a fence or putting it in a cage. You can also prevent a failing grade by studying hard before a test or planning ahead for it. You can prevent accidents with careful behavior and ill health can frequently be prevented by eating organic and getting moderate exercise.

Some events are not preventable so you can either ignore them or avoid them and not be affected by them directly. Other events such as divorce are largely preventable if you marry the right spouse but unfortunately sometimes no matter how carefully you plan ahead you can’t prevent something bad from happening.

If you know what you are doing then an ounce of prevention is frequently worth a pound of cure.

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