Sentences with phrase «emotionally blackmailed»

Don't be emotionally blackmailed into buying an expensive product if your cat is healthy on regular brands of food.

Whenever it comes to make a strict decision, they are emotionally blackmailed by their own progeny and find themselves in great torment and pain.

And of course, there are parents whose children have emotionally blackmailed them so much that they are too exhausted to ask the child to fix something on their own.

If you don't, they'd throw tantrums, plead, and even emotionally blackmail you.

Puffing away on cigarettes, consternating, emotionally blackmailing and gurning from the fire in her mouth, Violet is thoroughly un-likable.

Meanwhile, Carol's husband makes demands on her and emotionally blackmails her with their daughter, and thus Carol and Therese hit the road for a little out - of - town time.

See how they emotionally blackmail their way into becoming teetering stacks on your bedroom floor in place of the collected editions of the same series?

Notice that I say «if» — you should never emotionally blackmail anyone into buying your book.

Not exact matches

Does he pick fights and blackmail you emotionally?