Sentences with phrase «men feel trapped»

Men feel trapped inside a woman's body, women in a man's.

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Sure, it's possible for a straight, middle - aged white man to feel empathy for a woman who has been trapped in a promotion - proof position, but research shows that companies with more - diverse boards excel in everything from employee retention to product migration and customer satisfaction.

It is possible for a man to be born with less testosterone and more estrogen in his body, which in a sense, would make him feel like a man trapped in a woman's body, and make him feel like he was born to be gay.

«I felt I was a woman trapped in a man's body» is a common --- and philosophically eloquent --- part of the testimony of many transgender people.

Don't be afraid; and never yield to hate, whilst knowing love, appearing so pristine, contrasted to a thing as desolateas death, that faker some men think supreme, as if it were the arbiter of time.When trapped, I feel all enmity and loss, and disillusion like a nauseous crimeagainst the....

In other words, he «feels» like a man trapped in a woman's body.

He felt trapped like a bug inside glass — an ironic epiphany for a man who would work so hard to seal up a handful of his followers three decades hence.

Dating doesn't have to feel like open - heart surgery, says professional relationship coach Lauren Frances Long ago, when romance seekers hunted in the field (aka bars) rather than cyberspace, Lauren Frances organized Man Trap Packs — posses of single women who hit the town to find love.

I've been crossdressing since i was 6 and have been depressed my whole life cause i feel like a woman trapped in a mans body.

It's natural to come out of a bad marriage feeling which trapped you for years, this perhaps explains why men want to get back to enjoying all the fun things that life has to offer.

It gives the movie a weird feeling as it's a bottled ensemble piece akin to something like «12 Angry Men» — except they're not trapped in a single room, but in the endless fields of Turkey.

Miller describes him as «a wild animal, trapped», and this could play as allegory in correlation to the many men who feel robbed of their manhood in 2015.

Speaking of visually confident films, you can feel the heat and dust in Kristian Levring's sometimes - great Western about a man trapped in a nightmare.

The metaphor of a man trapped inside his own denial of the trauma he felt when the Twin Towers fell on 9/11 has such perfect resonance with the claustrophobia of a story that takes place entirely in the apartment from which he saw them fall.

Abe, depressed and usually drunk, still manages to become an immediate big man on campus, capturing the attention of Jill Pollard (Emma Stone), an impressionable young student, and Rita Richards (Parker Posey), a science professor feeling trapped in her job and marriage.

Here was a man who looked to be in the grip of a palpable sense of paranoia, his eyes rolling and haunted as he addressed the Turner Prize audience that clearly felt, like him, that it was trapped in a bunker surrounded by hostile forces.

And yet, with the sole exception of CBS» «Face the Nation,» all of the major networks got tripped up by the false balance trap: in the interest of showing «both sides» of the climate debate, they gave a platform to people who «feel,» against all scientific evidence, that man - made climate change isn't real, thus feeding into the fallacy that it's something that can be debated at all.

The hypotheses stated: the higher the negative interaction with one another, the higher rating of divorce potential the couple faces, couples who state that one of the individuals withdraw will be characterized by greater levels of negative interaction and dissatisfaction, men typically withdraw more than females do, money is the number one issue couples argue about, and more committed couples with think less likely about what it would feel like to be in another relationship and feel less trapped and more satisfied (Stanley, 2002).

Again, as predicted, it was found that the more strongly men and women endorsed the secure schema, the more calm and confident (and the less fearful and trapped) they felt when confronting pending commitments.