A

Adversary

An equal (or near equal) whose intentions and manifest behaviours and actions run diametrically opposite to one’s own.

B

Busy

That excuse given to an individual who is deemed less important than other matters at hand.

C

Charity

The act of giving disadvantageously under no pressure from anybody— or one’s own ego.

D

E

Expectation

Someone’s perception of a need and as such, is malleable.

F

Focus

The ability to bring into consciousness the workings of one region of the brain while shutting out the rest.

G

God

The Supremeness by which all things beyond the realm of human logic can be explained.

H

I

J

K

L

Love

To be defined.

Leverage

Use {something|someone} for a more gainful result

M

Marriage

A commitment of much significance that must never be made in front of a barrel of a shotgun, under the influence of alcohol, or on top of a long but tedious engagement.

N

O

P

Problem

Exists when there is a discrepancy between what is desired and what currently exists.

Politics

Strife of interests masquerading as a contest of principles. (Bierce)

Q

R

Reality

The definitive state of affairs.

Regret

A waste of time. {from The Thomas Crown Affair}

Respect

The virtue of recognising and accepting another person’s position without necessarily compromising one’s own.

S

T

Truth

A commodity that can be sold, bought and even manufactured. It is only as useful as how it is perceived by the people to which it is offered. see Reality.

U

V

W

Work-Life Balance

A state of living wherein the activities in one are indistinguishable from the activities in the other.

X

Y

Z

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