Sentences with phrase «felt deep shame»

But I felt deep shame about buying something that must involve slave labour in its production (how else do you make a pair of sandshoes, transport them to Australia and still make a profit with a $ 4 price tag?).

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from the University of Virginia and has done graduate work in theology at Tuebingen, feel such deep distress and ambivalence, even shame, over their decision to stay at home for the sake of their children.

I would not wish shame and guilt and humiliation and deep filthiness to be feelings I associate with sex, therefore, in love for my neighbour, I can not condone teachings that impart these feelings to our young people.

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Christians must feel a deep sense of shame that many of the peoples of the East have begun to feel secure only after they have won their political independence.

I think it is really sad that so many women feel a shame this deep that they are projecting it onto this issue.

They may feel deep sadness, regret, anger, shame, grief, blame, numbness or disappointment about events that happened surrounding the birth.

As a result, she feels isolated and afraid, and is likely to continue to self - isolate because of her deep shame.

A Labour constituency party near Glasgow has issued a strongly - worded letter to Scottish Jewish leaders stating its members feel a «deep sense of shame» about the anti-semitism row splitting the party.

But underneath all the shame and guilt, I couldn't shake the feeling that there was something more - something deeper going on.

The self - consciousness you feel when you live with food shame runs so deep, it can even apply to raisins.

Ironically, painful feelings such as aloneness, emptiness, anxiety, sadness, jealousy, fear, guilt and shame - feelings that we tend to see as problems unto themselves — are often symptoms of a deeper root cause: physical, emotional and spiritual self - abandonment.

Thirteen years later, I feel a deep sense of sadness, and yes, even shame, that I have allowed myself to only remember so many things for only a few days in September.

As Charlie spirals deeper into his despair and into addiction, he feels shame for what he has become and how his...

She also feels shame deep down because she thinks his inattention means he does not find her interesting or attractive, and fear because she worries that he might eventually leave her.

Maintaining your sense of self - worth and not succumbing to shame, you're better positioned to hear the deeper feelings or insecurities that your loved one is trying to convey, even if their manner of delivery is hard to hear.

When we suppress our vulnerable emotions like sadness (like when Riley lets them get lost), our other emotions (fear, disgust, shame, anger) go into overdrive so we don't always understand why we respond so harshly to someone or something until we've taken the time to slow ourselves down and discover the deeper feelings of hurt and sadness and let them have a voice.

When you can share those deepest feelings, you overcome the toxic nature of shame.

3) Each partner owns and shares their feelings while caught in the cycle, including their surface emotions (e.g., anger, frustration, anxiety, hopelessness, feeling bad) and deeper, more vulnerable emotions (e.g, sadness, loneliness, fear, shame, despair).

Shame blocks you from sharing your fear, feelings and deepest longings with your partner.

Some people feel a deep sense of shame, and it's easy to become isolated if you feel like you can't talk about your experience with your loved ones.

Are you feeling shame that makes you want to hide, but know deep inside yourself that you have nothing to feel shameful about?

Most therapists recognize anger as an emotion used to mask deeper feelings of hurt such as grief, shame or sadness.

They come to share their deep and dark thoughts, feelings, secrets, and shame with others who care, are safe, and want the best for them.

In addition to financial hurdles, many rebound buyers must overcome feelings of deep loss and even shame.