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low-income communities, require targeted assistance."
Childhood
Question 1
: What do you think it means to ‘live in the past’?
Answer
: Living in the past signifies an inability to let go of prior experiences, whether
positive or negative. It involves
fixating
on past events, often to the detriment of one's
present and future. While cherishing memories is natural, excessively dwelling on the past
can
impede
personal growth, relationships, and overall well-being. It's essential to strike a
balance between honoring the past and embracing the opportunities of the present and the
future.
High-level vocabulary with examples:
1)
Fixating
(verb) - Becoming overly focused on a particular idea, memory, or situation.
Example: "Constantly fixating on past mistakes can hinder one's progress in life."
2)
Impede
(verb) - To obstruct or hinder progress or movement.
Example: "Allowing past regrets to dominate your thoughts can impede your ability
to move forward."
Question 2
: Is it important to have pleasant childhood memories? Why?
Answer
: Yes, pleasant childhood memories are crucial as they contribute to
emotional
well-being
and development. They shape one's identity, offering a sense of security,
belonging, and happiness. These positive recollections serve as a foundation for building
self-esteem and healthy relationships in adulthood. They also help in navigating life's
challenges with
resilience
, knowing that there are joyful moments to draw strength from.
High-level vocabulary with examples:
1)
Emotional well-being
(collocation) - A state of having good mental and emotional health.
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