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I have already read the Clique series and am not interested in Twilight.

I hate my child hood. Even as a child I hated all people and took their presence as a threat and an impedition. I have this unreal loathing towards my own existence and I don’t feel like I should be alive. I even felt this when I was about the age of 2, and I found out recently that I’m classified as a genius. Although, for some strange reason, I feel like I was never loved when I was young; yet my family showed unconditional love for me. I still can’t stand people and I seem to have “Schizoid Personality Disorder”. Again, I can’t get around to discovering strange mental issues I have, because the internet is so “chalked with cake”. Does anybody on the ‘inter-webs’ have any insight unto what is the cause of this hatred towards the idiocy of people and the [I REALLY DON’T WANT TO SOUND LIKE A DICK BUT I HAVE NO OTHER WAY TO EXPLAIN IT] exceptional intelligence I have. I repeat: I have no reason to hate people, I have no reason to be smart, and just simply NO reason to have the personality that I do! Again, HOW on EARTH can somebody develop a mind that wasn’t developed from their CHILDHOOD?

I’ve always wanted to be a doctor. So, I majored in Psychology (B.S.). I didn’t know I would like it this much. I just chose it, because apparently you can choose any major when premed. You just have to do the prerequisites, I was told. Anyway, my professor asked me to join her lab, because she says that I have a really good niche for psych. I agreed, but I don’t know now. I really want to be a doctor, but I really like psychology, particularly clinical and social. Both careers help people which is what I want to do. Is there a way that I could go to med school, become a doctor, and also do the same things that clinical psychologists do? Or no? I am a 19 year old sophomore btw.

Ruined – Paula Morris
Rebecca Brown is staying with her Aunt Claudia in nineteenth century New Orleans, a city of voodoo, ghosts, and hurricanes. While walking in Lafayette Cemetery she is befriended by Lisette, a ghost who helps Rebecca to uncover shocking truths about her life and influences her to right the wrongs of the past.
Shift – Jennifer Bradbury
Two friends set out on a cross-country bike trip. Only one arrives in Seattle. What happened?
Project 17 – Laurie Faria-Stolarz
When six high school students sneak into an abandoned mental institution to make a film about their night there, they do not expect the inexplicable and terrifying events that keep occuring within the crumbling, maze-like building, causing them to question themselves and, ultimately, to make different choices about the course of their lives.
Story of a girl – Sara Zarr
After she is caught with her brother’s friend in the back seat of his car, Deanna has to deal with a ruined reputation.
Wait for me – An Na
When Mina falls in love with a young coworker at her parents’ dry cleaners, she struggles between her mother’s dreams for her and true love.
Someone like Summer – M.E. Kerr
When Annabel, daughter of a contractor, and Esteban, a Latino immigrant, begin a relationship, they are at odds with many of the supercilious residents in the resort town of Seaview.
More than friends – Katherine Spencer
After her brother dies, Grace finds herself falling for his best friend Jackson, who has some serious problems of his own.
Enthusiasm – Polly Shulman
Fans of Jane Austen’s novels, Julie and Ashleigh decide to imitate their heroine and try to discover True Love in high school.
Undercover – Beth Kephart
A quiet girl writes love notes for the people in her school, but her feelings for one student may change her.
The Market – J.M. Steele
When Kate finds out that someone is rating all the girls in her class, she is determined to make sure her score rises, no matter what it takes.
The It Chicks – Tia Williams
Tangie and her friends juggle romance, classes, and the arts with their friendship as the “It Chicks”.
Good enough – Paula Yoo
Patti is trying to get into an Ivy League school to please her parents, but this Korean-American teen also wants to have fun.
Divine Confidential – Jacquelin Thomas
After she moves from Hollywood to Georgia, Divine still wants to live her life as a diva and find romance.
A higher geometry – Sharelle Byars Moranville
In the late 1950s, Anna feels she must choose between the traditional role her parents expect of her and her dream of going to college to study mathematics.
Every crooked pot – Renee Rosen
Nina uses makeup and different hairstyles to hide her birthmark over one eye, in hopes of fitting in.
Maggie Bean stays afloat – Tricia Rayburn
Maggie has changed, through Pound Patrollers diet and exercise, but can she attract Peter Applewood and still keep her old friends?
Cures for heartbreak – Margo Rabb
After her mother dies and her father becomes sick, Mia deals with growing up and finding love.
Mistik Lake – Martha Brooks
Odella yearns to know the answers to family secrets that have affected three generations of women in her family.
Off-Color – Janet McDonald
A white girl and her mother are suddenly forced into public housing, where she struggles for acceptance while also discovering she’s biracial.
So not the drama – Paula Chase
Mina is determined that she will be as popular in high school as she was in middle school.

How does Jane Austen show that marriages affiliated with love are most ideal, in comparison with those of a finical basis?

So, I was talking with my neighbor one day and we got onto the topic of religion/creation and he noticed I wasn’t affiliated with one. He went on to make an interesting point about love in animals and how it works and thus must be from God. His example was something like the following: (Assuming these are predatory animals; like lions, cheetahs, tigers, ect) When in the wild a male will mate with a female and when the offspring are there (I assume the male has departed, but he didn’t say that) if the male and female are both starving and the only food around is the feable babies the male would eat them in a second but the female would risk her life to save them even if she’s starving.
Okay, admittedly I sort of answered my own question here by writing this, but I’ll post it to make and interesting discussion. Both sides are open to (debate) answering because it’s not like my preference would stop anyone so I won’t bother asking. Thanks in advance.