Sentences with phrase «feeling ok right»

Hope you're daughter is feeling ok right now!

What level of intimacy feels ok right now?

Not exact matches

ok you read the Bible and you know and feel it's right, and sure I believe you; now, there's lots of people that read the Bible and understands it differently and feel they are right, people that read the Qu «ran and feel it to be true, lots of people that read Buddhist texts and feel the same, lots of people that feels and sees and know for sure they are right and I believe them.

It's OK to feel like you might not be able to give to anyone right now.

Ok... that feeling you feel right now is pride... challenge it, Bob!

of all of the top (people ant worldclass, no less) available are ok at their clubs, earning good money... its not that maybe they do nt rate us, they are maybe gooners, but hey... you do nt leave a place where you feel good, earn ood and win trophies right?

Have been calling for wengers departure now for 5 years on grounds he could not take the club to the next level... Personally I feel the record in that time proves me right but ok some can throw in references to debt overhang or cup wins or a couple of genuine world class additions to the squad etc... However I hope this window stands as a real testament to the mans failings and all genuine supporters of the club get behind a call to remove him at the seasons end... Qed

Uhhh have wanted wenger gone for 5 years not 45 mins even as u junkies keep saying just a little more of the wenger smack please and it will be ok just a little more please I need just a little and will be ok... So let's see if your habit will persist... I feel for all people who have had to go through cold turkey every year i really do... But who knows this year you might still hit the big high... If we bring in isco in January I think u might even be right... otherwise ud better start stocking up on the morphine ASAP

You are right to explore what you want because it's always good to question ourselves, our beliefs, our desires, and its OK to feel alone and lonely (although it may be feel painful and sad sometimes, just like it may feel freeing and exhilarating other times).

Reassure your child that there is no right or wrong way to feel, and that it's OK to talk about it when he or she feels ready.

It was a terrible and anxious three weeks, I was made to feel like I just wasn't trying hard enough with the breastfeeding and that as long as I got the latch right, that he was feeding ok.

Some people may suggest things that don't feel right to you, and it's ok to politely decline, or nod and smile, and then continue doing what you are doing.

Reassure him that it's ok: «I love you... You're safe... Everybody feels upset sometimes... it's good to get all your mads and sads out... I'm right here... When you're ready, I will hold you.»

When I said I didn't want Pitocin, the nurse nodded, the doctor said OK, and I wasn't pressured into anything that didn't feel right or unnecessary.

It is ok to do what feels right, what feels comfortable, what is simply easy.

Or, «I can see you feel very sad right now, and that's OK.»

I felt complete relief and, like a fool, decided right then that it was ok to get back into our Babywise schedule.

PS — I totally get what Madge is saying but I would worry that any kind of consequential language in this realm could backfire — it really feels like a lack of control / power thing to me (which is I guess sometimes the root of bullying behavior) but consequences could make him feel both more powerful (he gets more attention from his request) AND more ashamed (about peeing etc.) I would re-inforce two things: 1) his own control / power over his own body (that means being totally ok with having an accident) AND 2) another person's right to privacy (he has no right to talk to another person about their own bathroom behavior)

I felt ok with what we were doing, because she knew we were right there, loving her.

Ok, so some of your friends might defriend you if you posted what you really feel right now.

sometimes its ok for people to not choose every part of natural parenting but just the part that feels right.

OK, let's come clean right off the bat: How many of you felt guilty even seeing the word «selfish» written in the title of this article?

But we're taught that's ok, to ignore how we feel right now.

KARATE CHOP POINT: Even though I feel fat all the time, and always have, I choose to accept myself anyway... Even though I'm trying to accept myself when I feel fat and unhappy about it, I accept who I am and appreciate my feelings... Even though I still feel fat, that's OK, I know I am moving in the right direction.

You are more than welcome to feel that BLW is not right for your family, but it is not ok for you to claim that BLW can not fit into the nourishing traditions lifestyle.

It is ok though because this is how life goes and what matters is getting back to what feels right.

That's OK, it's a learning experience and reinforces my belief that if you have to work too hard to make an outfit come together, it will never feel quite right.

I'm not sure if I told you guys this already, but on this special birthday (like I said it was technically last month, but I'm behind and it's ok to be belated because I'm pretty sure nobody else is keeping track but me) it feels only right to tell a little story or two.

Before you think I am insane for wearing 5 inch heels while 6.5 months pregnant (ok, so maybe I'm a little insane, but heels just make a girl feel prettier, right?)

To be honest I've felt somewhat lost the past 2 years when it comes to my career but I've come to terms with being «ok» with my uncertainties by simply knowing I will find my way eventually (oh, and everything happens for a reason, right?).

I can't say that I feel super OK with the whole thing, but I'm not actively beating myself up and that's several steps in the right direction and I'll take it.

And it's awkward and it's messy and we're in transition right now, and everyone doesn't really feel like they know what to do, but just be willing to have that awkward conversation, it does come out ok in the end, it does.»

I feel like going on a privacy rant here right now, but I will blog on that later and get on with some more info about ok cupid.

Not exactly a film for mainstream audiences (someone gets disemboweled in the first 10 minutes) but if you're OK with gore, you'll feel right at home.

OK, you have researched and drafted your dissertation and feel confident about the content, right?

Ok so if you are tuning in right now chance are that you may be feeling slightly under the weather from too much partying on New Year's Eve, maybe.

From the screens it reminds me a lot of a couple of certain robot based films... then add in Nagoshi's comments and I cant help but feel it sounds like iRobot - the game... which if done right would be ok I suppose They look to be based on iRobot spliced with a terminator

We look for ways that feel right for people to say «ok, I'll give it a go».

I publicly apologized and we all walked away feeling OK and deciding that while we both believe Dave Ramsey is right on the money, Zander does -LSB-...]

It might be OK right now, but as the prevalence of USB - C continues to grow, the X Venture's micro-USB port is going to make this device feel dated even faster than normal.

If you find a job in December, but it doesn't feel right or just isn't a fit for some reason, it's OK to decline the offer and hold out until the new year.

I intend to be happy again, but right now everything doesn't feel OK.»»

Because of past relationship experiences, people who are secure often approach relationships with the goal of having a great relationship.3 They also have an easier time trusting their partners.2 Receiving that same text message from a romantic partner might still make them want to respond in a way that could harm the relationship, but their motivation to make the relationship great overrides any selfish impulses.5 So they might forgive, think more positively, and feel closer to the partner.5 If they automatically trust their partner, then they'll respond positively even if they're distracted.7 For example, one person responded to «I haven't been fully honest with you...» with «Your [sic] not using positive communication strategies right now,» and another person responded with «Ok Don Draper.»

OK, now you're feeling all goey and inspired, right?

Modeling, empathy, and using the right words can help the angry child feel that yes, anger really is OK.

It's OK to make changes in your space if it isn't feeling just right to you, even if it looks fine to someone else.

I know I'm taking a break from turquoise, but we had leftover wall paint (Pittsburgh Paints «Deep Emerald»), and it just felt right, ok?