What exactly is is Anticipation?
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is'' to expect the result before the game starts''
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suspense account\nn.\nA temporary account in which entries of credits or charges are made until their proper disposition can be determined.\n\n\nedit:\nthx got ur mail, but cudnt reply to it, dont kno y...\n\ni am sorry i cant be of any further help to u.. i am electronics engineering student..wen i saw ur suspense account Q, i just searched in net a bit, coz i was hearing that term 1st time and wanted to kno..and found that answer.. i have no touch with the finance field otherwise.. all the best with ur college work..take care, bye.
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My perception is that you are confusing patience with indecision when you say "...have waited all of my life for everything."\n\nPatience isn't waiting; it's tolerance.  "Patience is the ability to keep control over the impulse that rises suddenly when something disagreeable happens."\n\nIf you say, "waiting has just been horrific," for someone to react to you or your requests, I think you know the answer but are not willing to accept it.
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Because we anticipate it.
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What is she so excited about?
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Our expectations are something that come from 100 percent logical values. to expect something is to realize that it will happen; and therefor to bank on it. To hope for something, however, simply means that you may rely on it happening, and genuinely believe that it will, but that from an exterior perspective, it isn't good to rely on it.
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I predict that I will live until the precise moment that I die.  I predict that, because I have no way of knowing what the future holds.  :o)\n\nThe only certainty in life is God.
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ahh nothing like waiting til the last minute!  good luck!
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A self-fulfilling prophecy is a prediction that, in being made, actually causes itself to become true. Although examples of self-fulfilling prophecies can be found in human literature as far back as ancient Greece and ancient India, it is 20th century sociologist Robert K. Merton who is credited with coining the expression "self-fulfilling prophecy" and formalising its structure and consequences. In his book Social Theory and Social Structure, Merton gives the following definition:\n\n    The self-fulfilling prophecy is, in the beginning, a false definition of the situation evoking a new behaviour which makes the original false conception come true. \n\nIn other words, a false prophetic statement may affect humans (through fear or logical confusion) to take actions that will ultimately result in fulfillment of the prophecy.
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It means your pretty much waiting to see what happens next.
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Not sexually excited, but i am anticipating it
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Are you looking forward to end of day?
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What, are you planning something?
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Premonitions is what some people get about future events. Sometimes these pan out, other times they don't.\n\nSometimes these premonitions are out of our control. I personally think you are worrying unnecessarily, what will be will be.
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Yes, if you expect the unexpected, then it(the unexpected) is expected.  Of course, if you are expecting the unexpected, then the expected becomes your unexpected.  No matter what you expect, there will always be someone that will ask, "Did you expect that?"  I expect you will eventually be surprised by how much you expect of others even in unexpected situations.  By the same token, if you expect more will you always be disappointed?  and if you expect less are you lowering your standards?  And just what are Great Expectations???
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When Will Then Be Now?\n\nSoon.
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It may mean that you arrive at a situation with expectations.  If you always respond in the same way then you will expect to always feel the same thing whenever it happens, specifically a conditioned response.\n\nOr, it could mean that preparing yourself for an event may require the activation of certain emotions in order to function successfully.  Like a script.  Imagine being at a birthday party.  If you arrived in a bad mood, you wouldn't feel a part of the celebrations.  However, if you arrived in a good mood, the situation would suit your mood, and you'd be able to take part in the celebration with all your might.  If you were to change your bad mood in to a good one, just to fit the situation, then it might be considered convenient in order to socialise.  This could be the true meaning of this quote.\n\nIn my opinion, you shouldn't worry about whoever said this, as they were clearly not adept at expressing a concept in order to be understood.  They were probably just trying to sound intelligent.  I seriously doubt if they were.  Still, it would help to know the context in which the person said this.