'An Ironic Twist of the American Dream\r'

'The American pipe dream was first expressed by mob Truslow in 1931, â€Å"life should be better and richer and brimming for everyone, with opportunity for each according to ability or achievement”. The American dream is neer full accomplished because all obedient things have to exercise to an end at one point or other as it does in The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald. The American dream speaks for its meaning since any dream is far from reality.\r\nThe American dream is ground on perfectionism and Jay Gatsby, the protagonist, did anything for that as well as unworkable is nothing, still if something is too trusty to be true than the chances ar slim and you shouldnt try to change sentence, or squash it because it testament just now gratuity to harm. Perfectionism, in psychology, is a belief that perfection can and should be attained. In its pathological form, perfectionism is a belief that work or output which is anything less than perfect is unacceptable. \r\nAt much(prenominal) levels, this is considered an unhealthy belief, and psychologists typically give ear to such individuals as maladaptive perfectionists thus perfection is not normal. concourse like perfectionism because it is excellence and those like Gatsby strive for that eventhough it is impossible to get like when Gatsby describes his automobile as , a rich cream colour, with bright nickel, monstrous length, with overbearing hat boxes (page 51). The whole American Dream is based on idealism. Perfect things dont exist in the valet: for instance, walls are not fully straight, and apples are never fully round.\r\nThe Great Gatsby is a very unassailable example of how perfection is not useful; besides harmful. Gatsby wouldve been better off living his life which was nest perfection because he almost had everything, there only was one imperfection: he did not stimulate Daisy. Perfect is too good to be true. In the middle of the 20th century an American weighed down weight boxer, Muhammad Ali, informed the world that impossible is nothing, â€Å" infeasible is just a big word thrown and twisted around by small men who father it easier to live the world theyve been given than to explore the part they have to change it. unsufferable is not a fact.\r\nIts an opinion. Impossible is not a declaration. Its a dare. Impossible is potential. Impossible is temporary. Impossible is nothing. ” It is possible for Gatsby to get Daisy barely she is too good to be true. If its too good to be true than it is! Everything comes in that package. For example, if a car is sold for five thousand dollars less than another similar car because the car has something awry(p) with it. Daisy was the pro, and her other lover was the con. Fate is an important constitute to make decisions. Fate manipulates our life, it may also refer to, Destiny, which is an needed course of events.\r\nDestiny may be seen either as a sequence of events that is inevitable and unc hangeable, or that individuals choose their own destiny by taking different paths throughout their life. In the superstar of being unchangeable it is said that the different courses of body process concourse take may still lead to a predetermined destiny. It is in human character to go for things people cant get and when Gatsby went for Daisy, it was his fate that it was his decision that contradicted it, and eventually going against the flow. The American dream is near impossible to achieve because it is against fate.\r\nThe American dream is only a dream that commonly turns out in an ironic twist for the people that try to fulfil it. Perfectionism is utopic, its our psychology that thinks it exists. Everything is possible but when its against destinys will, and too great to be reality, dont go for it because it will lead to no good and is too good to be true. If one cant resist and goes for it then its just fate, people desire the impossible. Gatsbys fate wasnt laborious eno ugh to manipulate his want for Daisy. So is the American dream really worth it?\r\n'