Sentences with phrase «deal with rejection while»

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While reading your story it occurred to me that most of us never have to deal with this level of betrayal and rejection.

But Abedin and every other partner who's had to deal with a sexting spouse are, he says, «in the curious position of experiencing all of the hurt, anger and sense of rejection associated with an affair, while the «cheater» shrugs it off and «doesn't get it.»»

Rejection is part of the dating process, and given that men have culturally been expected to be the initiator, perhaps they are just more accustomed to dealing with rejection, and while they hate getting the No Thanks response as much as women do, they've learned to «take it like a maRejection is part of the dating process, and given that men have culturally been expected to be the initiator, perhaps they are just more accustomed to dealing with rejection, and while they hate getting the No Thanks response as much as women do, they've learned to «take it like a marejection, and while they hate getting the No Thanks response as much as women do, they've learned to «take it like a man.»

However, it does a very good job of showing Kurt as a troubled boy, growing up angry within a dysfunctional family, and the tragedy that evolves from him pretending not to care about being cool while desperately wanting to be loved and failing to deal in a healthy way with any kind of rejection.

There are a number of ways to deal with job rejection, and while most people just move on, there are times when you may feel strongly that you want to make your case.

But Abedin and every other partner who's had to deal with a sexting spouse are, he says, «in the curious position of experiencing all of the hurt, anger and sense of rejection associated with an affair, while the «cheater» shrugs it off and «doesn't get it.»»

These are the relationships that, while they may be harmful, are what the young person is used to and feels is able to deal with best, that is, «misbehaving to invite rejection», or «rejecting care».

While the «low - desire» partner is struggling with feelings of guilt and inadequacy, the «high - desire» partner is often dealing with feelings of rejection and thoughts that they are undesirable.

All this leaves one partner in the curious position of having to deal with all the anger, hurt and rejection associated with an affair, while the other simply shrugs those feeling off and doesn't get what the big deal is.