However, you never do any of it.

The line “boys don’t cry” is obviously making a critic to some boys like
you, who would rather hide their feelings and appearing tough instead of telling the truth and possibly
crying. I love the line “I try and laugh about it hiding the tears in my eyes” and the one “I try to laugh
about it; cover it all up with lies”.

However, there is some ambivalence among students as to whether the academic has a duty of care or a
responsibility for the way students use the subject’s Facebook site for impression management or self-
presentation when it can be viewed by other students: I feel that the duty of care of the lecturer would
probably be to ensure that discrimination is kept to a minimum …. I believe that their duty of care would
be limited to that and that anything [else]… would probably be harmful to the personal liberties and
personal expressions of the individual. [008, M, 19 years, Domestic] I don’t think there’s really the
necessity or the option for it … having this whole set of rules on what you can and can’t do is just
another incentive not to sort of pursue it, especially if it’s optional.

well, i realize that these steps may seem easy, but they are not like what you think they are, some
people said that having healthy habits is hard, its hard for us people to change our routine. some people
couldn’t do that because they love their bad habits, they love their daily chips, they love their laziness in
front of the T. V, but let me tell you something, they think with the short period thinking brain,their
brain say to them ( its okay, its just a little piece of pizza, its just a coke, its just a blah blah blah) but, its
not just like that, no, they become fatter and fatter and fatter and they don’t realize it until their health
become bad, and thats why we should try to have healthy habits. UAE these days is trying to be the best