Not exact matches
Readers may be
uncomfortable with a section where some parents advocate physical discipline under
certain circumstances where safety is at
issue.
Incidentally, a few hours after our second conversation, President Jonathan called me that he felt
uncomfortable about a
certain response he gave to a particular
issue.
We can inadvertently be the cause of our dog's pain (read more here), their conformation can make
certain acts
uncomfortable (I've come across many people who consider it a real achievement to convince a greyhound to sit, despite the fact that it is not a position most greyhounds would ever adopt naturally, as they're simply not the right shape for it), or they could have an underlying health
issue.
It is often used for dogs with handling
issues (e.g.,
uncomfortable with having their collar grabbed), fears of
certain types of people (men, people with facial hair, tall people), or reactivity toward objects, such as cars.
It wouldn't be as much of an
issue if you could simply tilt your head upwards to see your mech's health, but the frame tends to move along with your movements to a
certain degree, forcing the player to crane their neck to
uncomfortable angles just to get a glance at your remaining health.
You may think you have
certain issues resolved, such as custody, but then something happens that makes you
uncomfortable with the terms you agreed to, or you may disagree with a judge's decision.