#joshua a. krisch

[happyk44]

[ID: 1. Text reading: Cain complex

A complex characterized by rivalry-competition and extreme envy or jealousy of a brother leading to hatred

2. Looking at the ceiling, Ainsley says, “We’re brother and sister.”

3. She looks at the person in front of her. “Everything is a competitive sport.”

4. Text reading: this is my brother and i need a shovel to love him.

5. Painting. Cain stands above Abel, prepared to beat him with a club. Abel holds one hand out defensively.

6. Text reading: Indeed, sibling relationships are also the most violent relationships between family members. And although a lot

7. Two separate images. The first is a painting of two dogs fighting. The painting has a cubist influence to it. The second image is of two borzois with the white one baring its teeth at close range to the brown one.

8. Text reading: “There’s a safety net of “I can be as horrible to my siblings and eviscerate them and it’s still ‘see you at Thanksgiving,”

9. Malcolm says, “I have given up everything for you!”

10. Tumblr post from @/filmsnoirsbian dated July 26th 2021: I love toxic romance as much as the next [b] but to be honest it can’t hold a candle to toxic sibling relationships where [highlight] there’s rage, yes, and maybe even hate, but love too, [end highlight] and you can’t escape it and you can’t embrace it so what’s left? [highlight] No one will ever know you like they know you, and no one will ever be able to hurt you like they can. [end highlight] This hole in your side and you can either stand by them even though what they’ve become turns your stomach or you can try to leave them behind but it doesn’t matter how far you run because they’ll always be your sibling. [highlight] They’ll always have a piece of you. You were born knowing them. [end highlight] /end ID]

Me & my brother, you see, we were uña y carne

Prodigal Son s02ep08(dir.Chris Fedak and Sam Sklaver)//A Brother Named Gethsemane (Natalie Diaz)//Cain smiting Abel with God's Expulsion of Cain from the Garden of Eden (Sebastiano Ricci)//brother, sister, rival, friend: the longstanding effects of sibling relationships (Joshua A. Krisch)//Dogfight (Ang Kiukok)// kieran culkin //Prodigal Son s02ep07 (dir.Chris Fedak and Sam Sklaver)// Filmnoirsbian

[asoftepiloguemylove]

MY BROTHER, MY KILLER

Diana Nguyen Ghost Of // William Shakespeare The Tempest // 僕のヒーローアカデミア My Hero Academia cr. Kohei Horikoshi // unknown // unknown // @nathanielorion // Madds Buckley Brother // 僕のヒーローアカデミア My Hero Academia cr. Kohei Horikoshi // Jennifer Saint Ariadne // Leonard Cohen Famous Blue Raincoat // The Crane Wives Icarus // unknown // Clive Barker The Hellbound Heart // 僕のヒーローアカデミア My Hero Academia cr. Kohei Horikoshi // Natalie Diaz When My Brother Was an Aztec // Taylor Swift The Best Day // Joshua A. Krisch Brother, Sister, Rival, Friend: The Longstanding Effects of Sibling Relationships // 僕のヒーローアカデミア My Hero Academia cr. Kohei Horikoshi

[weavingdragonsofthread]

Aegon and Aemond

HOTD 1X06//HOTD 2X03//Quote from Succession//Quote origin Unknown// HOTD 2X01//Quote origin Unknown//HOTD 1X06//HOTD 1X09//HOTD 2X01//HOTD1X02//The Story of Romulus and Remus//Quote by a Latin Proverb//Romulus Killy Remus creation from the Sir Peter Paul (workshop)//HOTD 2X05// ‘The Plagues’ from the Prince of Egypt music by Amick Byram and Ralph Fiennes//Cain Killing Abel by Pietro Novelli//Quote taken from ‘Brother, Sister, Rival, Friend: The Longstanding Effects Of Sibling Relationships’ by Joshua A. Krisch// HOTD 2X06//Quote origin Unknown though is assumed to be a quote from a retelling of Theseus and the Minotaur//HOTD 1X07//Famous Blue Raincoat Song by Leonard Cohen

[wolfboywarmachines]

i do not remember my life before you and i hope to never see one after you

the holy bible // supernatural (2005-2020) // "the fall of the house of usher" - edgar allan poe (1839) // bridgerton (2020-) // where things come back - john corey whaley (2011) // the addams family (1991) // antigonick - anne carson (2012) // the chronicles of narnia: the lion, the witch, and the wardrobe (2005) // the other boelyn girl (2008) // the parent trap (1998) // "brother, sister, rival, friend: the longstanding effects of sibling relationships" - joshua a. krisch (2019) // pride and prejudice (2005) // "song for sasha banks" - the mountain goats (2018) // it (2017) // "the reynolds pamphlet" - original broadway cast of hamilton (2015) // little women (2019) // "the secret of siblings -- the relationship between brothers and sisters has a degree of closeness - and distance - like no other" - erica e. goode (1994) // before i fall (2017) // unknown // succession (2018-2023) // unknown // stranger things (2016-) // the perpetual calendar of inspiration - vera nazarian (2010)

[dogheartedrabbit]

On brothers, on grief, on longing.

"Icarus", The Crane Wives // Unknown // Unknown // "That's Okay", The Hush Sound // "After My Brother’s Death, I Reflect on the Iliad", Elisa Gonzalez // "Voyage of King Arthur and Morgan le Fay to the Isle of Avalon", Frank William Warwick Topham // "Brother, Sister, Rival, Friend", Joshua A. Krisch // Keyana Tahmaseb // Unknown // "Dear Sister, Your Brother", Talain Rayne // Interview with Maurice Sendak // "Antigone in Front of the Dead Polynices", Nikiforos Lytras // "Antigonick", Anne Carson // "Icarus", The Crane Wives

[nevermoretoleave]

is he your lord before he's your brother? how do you put your duty to your lord before your duty to your brother? how do you tell the difference? — on rahadin, of house zarovich.

@\iasoup-deactivated20190921 / you're on your own, kid, taylor swift / rest achilles, the world will wait, p.d. ( @\lostcap ) / norwegian wood, haruki murakami / so, you're a soldier, m.j. pearl ( @\fairytalesques ) / glass and god, anne carson / infinite jest, david foster wallace / curse of strahd / mirror traps, hera lindsay bird / the cruel prince, holly black / he ain't heavy, he's my brother, the hollies / brother, sister, rival, friend: the longstanding effects of sibling relationships, joshua a. krisch / matryoshka, mabel episode 28 / this is how you lose the time war, amal el-mohtar / antigone, sophocles / sue zhao / underworld, mabel episode 16

[ada-jpg]

you ruin -> uchiha itachi & uchiha sasuke

Naruto Shippuden // Can’t find the book // Fatherly, Joshua A. Krisch //Diana Khoi Nguyen, “Ghost Of”

[incorrectyellowstonequotes]

Yellowstone (2018-) cr. Taylor Sheridan / Unknown / Kieran Culkin / Jenny Han / Brother, Sister, Rival, Friend Joshua Krisch / Where Things Come Back John Corey Whaley / Antigone Lewis Galantiere

[jitters-art]

i know why the caged bird sings.

the trees witness everything, victoria chang | unknown | bookwyrminspiration | richard siken | brother, sister, rival, friend: the longstanding effects of sibling relationships, joshua a. krisch | bloodshot, julien baker | antigone, sophicles | unknown | please ignore vera dietz, a.s. king | everyone but you, the front bottoms | wandavision 1x08, dir matt shakman | jamie anderson | antigonick, anne carson

[surroundedbytheworld]

Kids who play outside tend to be happier, healthier, and better adjusted. Full stop.

by Joshua A. Krisch (Fatherly, 2018)

[ryhannotes-blog]

Outline

I.Personal Narrative

Explain how I became interested in learning about this-how this affects adulthood

Show the connection of my story to bereavement children

II. The Effects on the Children

Understanding grieving process-show investigative and medical research on this 

Helping the widowed parent-how to help

Looking to see if there are camps or programs to help these children-give details on camps and programs that exist today 

III.The After Effects in Adulthood

1. Look at connections to gender with deceased parent and with daughter and son-interviews with both sons and daughters who have lost their parents

2. Cultural connections-”Daddy Issues”-explore what this means and how it is most used with girls

3. Create an online space for adults who have lost their parents at a young age to discuss-blog 

Bibliography:

Psychology, Practical. “Daddy Issues Explained - Freud's PsychoSexual Developmental Stages.” YouTube, YouTube, 28 Nov. 2017, www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VAo-FQTB8E.

Troy, Perspectives Of. “Father Complex: The Psychology behind 'Daddy Issues'.” Perspectives Counseling Centers, 20 Sept. 2018, perspectivesoftroy.com/father-complex/.

Lemoine, Alexa. “What Does Daddy Issues Mean?” Dictionary.com, Dictionary.com, 21 Aug. 2018, www.dictionary.com/e/slang/daddy-issues/.

Beyond. “10 Things Nobody Tells You About Losing a Parent.” Beyond, 31 Jan. 2019, beyond.life/blog/10-things-nobody-tells-losing-parent/.

Gunner, Stephanie. “Home.” Home, childrengrieve.org/find-support.

Schonfeld, David J. “After a Loved One Dies— How Children Grieve And How Parents and Other Adults Can Support Them.” Aap.org, www.aap.org/en-us/advocacy-and-policy/aap-health-initiatives/Children-and-Disasters/Documents/After-a-Loved-One-Dies-English.pdf.

UK, Child Bereavement. “When a Parent Has Died : Young People Share Their Experiences.” YouTube, YouTube, 21 Nov. 2017, www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-qFkRaPRYY.

Zaslow, Jeffry. “Families With A Missing Piece.” Hello Grief, www.hellogrief.org/families-with-a-missing-piece/.

Townsend, Virgie. “How the Death of a Parent Affects a Child.” Tonic, VICE, 23 Apr. 2018, tonic.vice.com/en_us/article/a3y9g4/how-the-death-of-a-parent-affects-a-child.

Krisch , Joshua. “Losing a Parent Changes Us Forever. There's Proof.” Fatherly, 8 Feb. 2019, www.fatherly.com/health-science/parent-death-psychological-physical-effects/.

Vallin, Pedro. “Pablo Bustinduy (Unidos Podemos).” YouTube, YouTube, 27 Feb. 2019, youtube.com/watch?v=RrLziRZfLy0.

[torturedwarrior]

My Siblings!!!

Are siblings a good thing or a bad thing? Even though Sibling relationships play out in unpredictable ways with unpredictable results. they can also causes life-long social dysfunction. , I have seven sisters and one brother, Tiffany, Jasmine, Amanda, Terri, Candi, Melissa, Dawn, and Davey because Brotherhood and sisterhood can teach social skills and help us learn to resolve conflicts and brothers and sisters are, more often than not, childrens first playmates and adults oldest friends Sibling relationships play out in unpredictable ways with unpredictable results. they can also cause life-long social dysfunction. An example is, Less optimistic research has linked sibling bullying to depression, anxiety, and self-harm. Another example that shows that Sibling relationships play out in unpredictable ways with unpredictable results. they can also cause life-long social dysfunction. Is, Nina Howe, research chair of early childhood development at Concordia University, told Fatherly. I think of the sibling relationship as a natural laboratory for learning how to get along with people. But I only got to meet five of my sisters; two of them I have not met yet. Tiffany: I meet Tiffany a year ago when my dad and brother took a trip to Indianapolis, Indiana for Christmas. When I meet her, she seemed really cool and laidback; she also was very friendly and opened her house to me. It seemed like she really wanted to meet me which was pretty cool.  She has two girls and it was nice knowing that I had two more nieces that I did not know I had, and they were so precious.  Jasmine and Amanda: I really did not get to meet Jasmine or Amanda but from what I hear they seem really cool too they just hate my dad from leaving. I hope one day I get to meet them. Terri: Terri is my adoptive sister because my dad adopted her when she was two years old. I consider her a sister because she always had my back no matter what. She is also the cool sister; once we were at a hotel and we went and knocked on random doors well she did and it was by mistake but she said ding dong ditch which was pretty funny; another good thing I like about Terri is she is funny and always there when I need her. Especially now that my mom passed away, I had to call or message her about female questions because of course my dad would not know. Candi: I have known Candi all my life and I like her but then again, I dislike her sometimes. When I was younger, she always took care of me but now that I am older, she is rude and very mean and says whats on her mind which can be a good thing, but I hate it. I admire her for it and how hard working she is and how a wonderful mom she is especially to Nicholas who has autism.   Melissa: I liked Melissa when I was younger because we use to talk all the time but now, we do not even talk. She is self-absorbed and all about her. The one thing I like about her is how we share the same thing art/drawing. She was the one who introduced me to drawing and I actually liked it and is good at it. But because she is all about her, we did not get along when I got older, we argued a lot so now we do not talk. Dawn: I hated Dawn for a while because of how she treated my niece Brianna. She and her husband get drunk and they get mean and would always yell at her even knowing that she is depressed which makes it worse. But when I saw her two years ago for Christmas I kind of let all that go, and I started liking her again. When I was younger, she was so nice and always treated me good. And when I saw her, she was nice, and it made up for me hating her all those years and I feel guilty for it; but whats done is done and I cannot change that. All I can do is go forward, she is an awesome sister and an even more amazing mother. That is what I should have been looking at. Davey: Davey is the baby of all of us and he is the only boy. When he was younger, he told my mom that he should be spoiled because he is the only boy. When my mom was pregnant with him, my dad thought he was another girl which was funny because once he was born my dad had this shocked look. Davey and I are closer than I am of any of my sisters because he grew up together, all my sisters were older and had their own families, so I barely got to see them. I will do anything for Davey; I want what is best for him and his future. I want him to go and become something. He is smart and talented; he can play the cello which I always thought was pretty awesome, he can even draw pretty good and that is one thing we have in common. So, it is clear that although Sibling relationships play out in unpredictable ways with unpredictable results. they can also cause life-long social dysfunction., I have seven sisters and one brother, Tiffany, Jasmine, Amanda, Terri, Candi, Melissa, Dawn, and Davey for two main reasons. First, Brotherhood and sisterhood can teach social skills and help us learn to resolve conflicts. But most importantly, brothers and sisters are, more often than not, childrens first playmates and adults oldest friends. One example is, because siblings are often our first peers, sibling relationships tend to follow fairly predictable patterns. Younger siblings are fascinated by older siblings, and eager to learn their games and customs; older siblings test out leadership skills and conflict resolution on their younger brothers and sisters. These interactions are largely positive. Work Cited: Krisch, Joshua. "The Science of Siblings: How Having a Brother or Sister Changes Kids | Fatherly." Fatherly | Dad Advice for Parenting, Gear, Life & More. 23 Jan 2019. Web. 27 Jul 2019. .

[psychbuilder]

US Researchers Found Guilty of Misconduct Collectively Awarded $101 Million

Joshua A. Krisch The Scientist February 27, 2017 Researchers found guilty of scientific misconduct by the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) went on to collectively receive $101 million from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), according to a study published this month (February 1) in the Journal of Empirical Research on Human Research Ethics. The authors also found that 47.2 percent of the researchers found guilty of misconduct they examined continue to publish studies. The article is here. The research is here.

[wigmund]

From The Scientist Image of the Day; February 20, 2017:

Return of the Giant Tortoise Joshua A. Krisch; Photo: Rory Stansbury

Thanks to conservation efforts, the critically endangered Pinzon Island Tortoise (Chelonoidis duncanesis) reproduced in 2015 for the first time in 100 years, and many of the offspring are now adults.

[sofiart22]

Me & my brother, you see, we were uña y carne

Prodigal Son s02ep08(dir.Chris Fedak and Sam Sklaver)//A Brother Named Gethsemane (Natalie Diaz)//Cain smiting Abel with God's Expulsion of Cain from the Garden of Eden (Sebastiano Ricci)//brother, sister, rival, friend: the longstanding effects of sibling relationships (Joshua A. Krisch)//Dogfight (Ang Kiukok)// kieran culkin //Prodigal Son s02ep07 (dir.Chris Fedak and Sam Sklaver)// Filmnoirsbian

[ryhannotes-blog]

Bibliography:

Psychology, Practical. “Daddy Issues Explained - Freud’s PsychoSexual Developmental Stages.” YouTube, YouTube, 28 Nov. 2017, www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VAo-FQTB8E.

Troy, Perspectives Of. “Father Complex: The Psychology behind ‘Daddy Issues’.” Perspectives Counseling Centers, 20 Sept. 2018, perspectivesoftroy.com/father-complex/.

Lemoine, Alexa. “What Does Daddy Issues Mean?” Dictionary.com, Dictionary.com, 21 Aug. 2018, www.dictionary.com/e/slang/daddy-issues/.

Beyond. “10 Things Nobody Tells You About Losing a Parent.” Beyond, 31 Jan. 2019, beyond.life/blog/10-things-nobody-tells-losing-parent/.

Gunner, Stephanie. “Home.” Home, childrengrieve.org/find-support.

Schonfeld, David J. “After a Loved One Dies— How Children Grieve And How Parents and Other Adults Can Support Them.” Aap.org, www.aap.org/en-us/advocacy-and-policy/aap-health-initiatives/Children-and-Disasters/Documents/After-a-Loved-One-Dies-English.pdf.

UK, Child Bereavement. “When a Parent Has Died : Young People Share Their Experiences.” YouTube, YouTube, 21 Nov. 2017, www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-qFkRaPRYY.

Zaslow, Jeffry. “Families With A Missing Piece.” Hello Grief, www.hellogrief.org/families-with-a-missing-piece/.

Townsend, Virgie. “How the Death of a Parent Affects a Child.” Tonic, VICE, 23 Apr. 2018, tonic.vice.com/en_us/article/a3y9g4/how-the-death-of-a-parent-affects-a-child.

Krisch , Joshua. “Losing a Parent Changes Us Forever. There’s Proof.” Fatherly, 8 Feb. 2019, www.fatherly.com/health-science/parent-death-psychological-physical-effects/.

Vallin, Pedro. “Pablo Bustinduy (Unidos Podemos).” YouTube, YouTube, 27 Feb. 2019, youtube.com/watch?v=RrLziRZfLy0.

Zeller, Keenan. 2019.

Ruiz, Rebecca. “Grieving on Social Media Has Changed the Way We Mourn.” Mashable, Mashable, 20 Aug. 2016, mashable.com/2016/08/20/mourning-on-twitter/.

Barrett, Gena-mour. “7 Things No One Tells You About Losing A Parent As A Child.” BuzzFeed, BuzzFeed, 16 Mar. 2016, www.buzzfeed.com/genamourbarrett/things-no-one-tells-you-about-losing-a-parent-as-a-child.

Kennedy , Julie. 2019.

“How Does Early Parental Death Affect Adult Relationships?” Psychology Today, Sussex Publishers, www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/experimentations/201802/how-does-early-parental-death-affect-adult-relationships.

Hanley , Kim. 2019.

Hanley, Wilder. 2019.