Sentences with phrase «fear of being judged»

You can simply enjoy some witty talk or a chat with someone on the other side of the world without fear of being judged by social rules.

You can not live in the constant fear of being judged by your prospective partner.

But some people, especially men, are afraid of showing emotion for fear of being judged as too feminine.

We know that in therapy, clients often lie to their therapist out of fear of being judged or feeling embarrassed.

Some women I know don't participate in sport in fear of being judged and the media's portrayal of women doesn't help.

That could be fear of being judged on appearance, ability, or how they're choosing to spend their time.

The child may become more self - conscious about his or her speaking skills and may have increased fear of being judged negatively by others.

The past few weeks, I've been hearing the same fear of being judged from parents of younger children.

And these fears exists in all of us every day — the face of the person changes, but we live in constant fear of being judged.

Even after four kids, I still struggle a lot with fear of being judged for my parenting choices, and I think that's a very normal and real fear.

From panic attacks to an excessive fear of being judged by others, anxiety is the most common mental health disorder.

The one thing that holds a lot of people back from singing is just fear of being judged.

You share your emotions, feelings, and ideas without fear of being judged.

Not for fear of being judged, but merely because I like to present myself in a particular way.

The supposedly neutral western world, while ready to condemn Palestinian terrorists, has been reluctant to criticise Israel openly for fear of being judged anti-Semitic.

These are reasonable, worthy concerns that we should be able to articulate with civility and boldness without fear of being judged as entitled, emotional, or selfish.

Sometimes fear of being judged and guilt expresses itself in other, more seemingly socially acceptable ways — like people - pleasing, becoming uber - busy or overly goal - oriented to avoid certain feelings.

Throwing away our own fears of being judged in public is so liberating!

Tomas Furmark, a psychologist at Uppsala University in Sweden, suspected that a different neurotransmitter plays a role in placebo responses to social anxiety disorder (SAD)-- an abnormal fear of being judged by others.

Their conclusion: Women can use the confident body language that men and women have come to expect from leaders without fear of being judged more harshly than their male counterparts.

The biggest fears in stage performance anxiety are the fears of making mistakes, fears of forgetting any part of our act, fears of the consequences in our careers, fears of being judged etc..

Social anxiety disorder causes unreasonable, debilitating fear of being judged or publicly humiliated.

The pride in accomplishing everything myself definitely takes away some of the annoyance of having to do it all Absolutely, solo travel helps to overcome fears of being judged and the unknown — one of the best parts!

Groups tend to be unproductive for several reasons: the flow of conversation is often chaotic, some people do not dare speak out of fear of being judged, and group members tend to focus on consensual ideas.

Unfortunately, this can lead to a mother feeling anxious about feeding her child when going out of the house, even though she has every right to feed her child without fear of being judged or even yelled at.

In fact, science tells us that we often withhold ideas in a group setting for fear of being judged by our peers.

The risk factors for STS include: measuring one's self - worth by how much one helps, having unrealistic expectations of self and others, being self - critical and a perfectionist, fear of being judged by others, being unable to receive emotional support, overextending oneself, and having a history of trauma in one's own background.

If employees could vent without fear of being judged, employers could get closer to assessing and improving employee happiness.

Fear of being judged.

In a cover story for Rolling Stone, musician and actress Janelle Monae opens up about being «a queer black woman in America» — the truth was in her music all along, she says — and about facing «the fear of being judged.»

In the more than 20 years of my career, I have never been empowered to make decisions or offer suggestions without fear of being judged or criticized.

Even without sexual pressure, there's the tyranny of fashion and the fear of being judged on your appearance; by women as well as by men.

These were, at first, tears for fears — fears of being judged, fears of being condemned, fears of what might happen when the world saw me, through my book, for who I was and no longer for who I've long tried to be.

Mothers are closet nursing their toddlers for fear of being judged.

Breastfeeding or formula feeding should be a choice that all moms get to make for themselves, without fear of being judged, shamed, or guilted for whatever they decide.

«Many parents are afraid to reach out for fear of being judged.»

The groups allow us to talk about our feelings without the fear of being judged.

He told us of how some dads even invented fictional meetings at 17:00 just so they could leave «on time — without fear of being judged.

-LSB-...] at 17:00 just so they could leave on time — without fear of being judged.

The kind of person with whom she could share personal, perhaps painful details of her life without fear of being judged, hurt, rejected or disappointed

For fear of being judged, nearly half of mums asked admitted to denying they sleep with their babies when asked by a GP, a new survey has found.

Breastfeeding is natural and beneficial for both mother and child, but many women are held back by the fear of being judged in public.

Singer says this is important because most of the stress that we experience in modern life is social stress: the fear of being judged harshly or falling short of expectations.

Yes, we know that a lot of women are dying to replace their endless hours of cardio with strength training, but most of the time they tremble at the sight of seemingly complicated machines surrounded by guys with spectacular bodies and never push their limits out of fear of being judged, laughed at or worse.

The honesty of her feelings resonated with me, a woman almost two decades older who feels unable to open up or at least secure some sense of empathy for fear of being judged.