Sentences with phrase «in childhood feelings»

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I hope J.D. now feels more comfortable in his skin with the knowledge that exposing his childhood only makes the rest of us respect him even more.

The team of professors conducted an online survey of 5,000 Japanese women and men about their childhood relationship with their parents, asking them to agree or disagree with statements like «My parents trusted me» and «I felt like my family had no interest in me.»

The other movies captured feelings we could identify with — whether it was nostalgia for childhood or the anxiety over losing a loved one — but «The Incredibles» dealt with mature themes and delivered them in a way more people could connect with.

If you're one of the millions of people who left your childhood home, then returned at some point to find it feeling alien, «Night in the Woods» is a game you can relate to.

I've been made to feel like there must be some reason why God wouldn't bless me with children, or that I just don't have enough faith, even that there must be some generational influence, «curse», or something that happened in my childhood to cause it!

Even without feeling loved or properly touched in childhood years, the human spirit understands the corruptness of it and seeks to heal itself in future years.

People usually try to recreate childhood experiences in adulthood hoping for a better outcome and they end up feeling as hurt as they did when they were a child.

Persons who have been hurt in close childhood relationships often feel a painful inner conflict simultaneously pulling them toward intimacy, to get their basic needs met, and away from intimacy, because of the fear of repeating old hurts.

Chesterton's Autobiography is not always a reliable source; but there is corroborating evidence for these protective feelings from his childhood onwards: and since this evidence is virtually unknown, it is probably best here to take this opportunity to publish it for the first time (much of it will appear in my forthcoming book Chesterton and the Romance of Orthodoxy, though I discovered some of it too late for it to be included) rather than repeat old arguments.

If one's need for being esteemed by others was well met in childhood, a person brings to marriage a solid inner - core feeling of self - worth.

Most of us were programmed in childhood to ignore many rich, powerful, sensual feelings within our bodies.

A common illusory expectation is that one's partner will be a gratifying parent figure who will both continue the satisfactions one enjoyed in one's childhood family and also make up for what one felt one missed in that family.

In the other marriage the partners fought frequently and vented the feelings that lingered from their distressing childhoods yet were careful not to physically hurt or lose their loving concern for each other.

Should someone explain that the fear of God, in the sense of that felt in this world of time, should belong to childhood and therefore disappear with the years as does childhood itself, or should be like a happy state of mind that can not be maintained, but only remembered; should someone explain that penitence comes like the weakness of old age, with the wasting away of strength, when the senses are blunted, when sleep no longer strengthens but weakens; then this would be Impiety and folly.

Those babies in wedding clothes from twelve years ago have built this life, and this family, we're the Mother and the Father, this is their childhood which feels like a lot of pressure sometimes, I'm unequal to the task.

I think that in order for you to process the pain of your childhood, mourn your mother appropriately, put your father and brothers in the proper context, and, of course, sort through your feelings about God, you're going to need someone to help you think about your thinking.

We may admit that most guilt feelings which disturb the deeper level of the soul are misplaced, that they are a holdover in mature life from experiences in childhood which are irrelevant to the moral experience of the adult.

Or maybe they are further rebelling against their own childhoods or upbringing, feeling they believed in something foolish.

Children who are afraid of dirt and too neat, compulsively organized in every area of life, obsessed by feelings that the body is unclean, or who mess everything they touch, are experiencing problems rooted at the early childhood stage.

Me being Hindu I often felt pressured to adhere to Christian beliefs throughout my childhood b / c that is «the norm» in schools in Texas.

The case has been made that childhood was invented — which it was, at least in the sense that certain societies began to feel that young children should be excluded from the workforce, and women with them, to some extent at least.

(8) To illustrate, Carl, a young adult in a growth - oriented therapy group, struggled to resist the nostalgic attraction that he felt for the rigid, authoritarian, but comfortable religion of his childhood.

/ How do your feelings compare with those you experienced in your childhood home?

I've read recently, and I can't remember the place I read it, that one of the major complaints of people who have been in church for years and years... those who have stayed and those who have finally left... is that they don't feel they were allowed to grow into adults, that the only stage that was acceptable and that was nurtured was childhood.

Originally these feelings were the product of lack of adequate experiences of emotional intimacy with loving, protective adults in early childhood.

«One of my own stray childhood fears had been to wonder what a whale might feel like if it had been born and bred in captivity, then released into its ancestral sea.

knows what happened to him in his childhood... we all feel for you

It makes me feel alive, energetic, hungry, and comforted — I get teleported back to sometime in the past, to my childhood where nothing mattered more than playing with my brother and sister, where life was just a little bit simpler.

Four years ago, on the cusp of 18, I left my childhood home and my parents for the first time; in many ways, I felt and was alone.

I know how you feel about missing your childhood climate»cause I grew up in Tennessee and I have been missing the thunderstorms a lot recently.

It is mostly rice, but if I feel like having some naan bread with the curry, then it's almost sure I will put some potatoes or sweet potatoes in the curry, I just love to eat potato stews / curries with bread, reminiscences from my childhood and my grandmother's Romanian cooking where we would eat white bread with anything, potatoes included.

When the first snow falls in early winter I feel the ecstatic childhood glee of impending snow days and oversized sweaters.

Our October Featured Jam, Farmer's Daughter Blackberry Jam — made only a few miles away in Hillsborough, NC — embodies this feeling and with good reason: founder and head jam maker April McGregor's inspiration for this recipe came from childhood memories of homemade blackberry cobbler.

I take a record - breaking shower and sleep in my childhood bed for what feels like days.

Because they make me think of home, remind me of my mom, bring memories of childhood helping mom make the Roth and they bring a smile so deep and true that I can feel it in my core.

When we spoke, he explained that this feeling of connection is rooted in his own childhood, growing up along with four siblings in a chaotic and unstable family.

There was a lot of bickering, put - downs, a near - divorce and other nasty stuff, but I have enough nice memories to make me feel like I had a relatively happy, somewhat dysfunctional suburban childhood in a relatively happy, somewhat dysfunctional suburban family.

In middle childhood many parents feel disheartened and de-skilled about maintaining regular quality time with their child.

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«Many parents try to re-create with their children the positive experiences from their childhood but get stuck in trying to replicate the details rather than on capturing the feeling and meaning of the experience,» Hoefle writes.

The baby facilities throughout the resort are super-convenient and excellent, but if you feel comfortable enough to leave your baby in the care of an international student — likely studying Early Childhood Development in university — then it's definitely worth the extra daily fee, which is not insignificant.

Parents often feel lost at sea, themselves, when it comes to the best course for guiding and growing their children in the storm - tossed waves and murky waters of childhood behaviors, and many churches try to meet parent's needs by offering parenting books and classes.

This same feeling of anxiety or security can come at all ages throughout childhood, though, and a child that still demonstrates this at 8 or 9 years of age is still in the developmentally normal range.

The next moment, you might be feeling overwhelmed by the challenges that inevitably arise while human brains take shape and form the way they do in childhood.

I feel like I had a pretty happy childhood in general but I've still ended up with some emotional issues.

If at any time you feel like something isn't right, contact your school - district's Parents As Teachers program (birth - 5), Early Childhood Special Education office (3 - 5 years) or school based Speech - Language Pathologist (5 and older) and they will point you in the right direction.

I continue to feel ambivalence about the strategy of going after the Happy Meal toy as a means of combatting childhood obesity, a strategy that has been adopted via ordinance in San Francisco, as reported here a few weeks ago.

Childhood food memory: «When I was 4, my mother had to go away on a trip, and I had this coven of aunts who felt sorry for me and looked after me by feeding me strawberries in great vats.

I feel, right now, anyway, that spanking has a relatively small window in childhood.

T. Berry Brazelton's great empathy for the universal concerns of parenthood, and honesty about the complex feelings it engenders, as well as his uncanny insight into the predictable leaps and regressions of early childhood, have comforted and supported families since its publication in 1992.