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Can you confuse the need for closure as a desire to rekindle?
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Is it possible to really need closure but think that you want to rekindle?
Yes of course it is. But need and want are way different and you should always go with your needs before wants.
What does it mean to dream of a past lover who has died and you need closure?
Dreams are just dreams. If you need closure then you need to grieve properly, give yourself the space and time to do this. Walking in the countryside will help.
Which of these is an item that is essntial to life A Need B Want C Desire?
Need is something you have to have, a requirement for survival. A want is a desire and a desire is just a strong feeling of wanting.
Why is the word rekindle one that firefighters do not want to hear?
The word rekindle means that there was enough heat, fuel and air left in the fire that it started to burn after the firefighters had put it out and left the scene. This is not only dangerous, it can be expensive as a new set of firefighters need to respond and do a more thorough job. On the other hand, sometimes "rekindle" actually indicates an arsonist at work and this puts everyone on high alert for any unusual activities or indications.
Is desire a noun?
It can be, when it means a want or need. It can also be a verb, to desire (to want).
How do you like math?
You need the desire.
Reason to have a march for someone who was killed?
not sure if this happen them self or someone did but we need answers and closure
An antonym of scorn is A need B approach C desire D discard?
c desire
What is the antonym of despire?
An antonym for desire is need.
What is the synonyms of want?
need, desire, long
What are the most common characteristics of a person?
Common characteristics of human beings include (in no particular order):the desire to survive and have basic needs metthe desire to strive beyond purely survival needsthe desire to be lovedthe desire to be acknowledged, 'seen'the need to 'belong'the need to learn and expand experiencethe desire to explore
What were the important factors that drove colonization from the 15th to 20th centuries?
Need for raw materials, National desire for power and prestige, Desire to make money The desire to increase the power of one's nation The desire of many Europeans to begin a new life in another The need for raw materials
