Sentences with phrase «just feels icky»

Instead one just feels icky for watching a movie that mixes male masturbatory fantasies with gritty scenes of violence against women...

It just feels icky.

I know it may feel like all your doing is sleeping during the first trimester, but listen to your body and get some rest, otherwise you'll just feel icky all day.

Think back to a time when you just felt icky.

Not exact matches

«It sounds trite and probably is, but all these years later I can't get past the icky feeling of having someone not even think I am worth a simple «hi» or even just a quickly flashed smile.»

I came across this just now from a search as I was feeling having gone through menopause and now on the other side, my skin and face has just * changed * without my being able to do anything about it (save cosmetic surgery or some such icky thing).

He was in the guest room, I was in our room, and it just felt so icky.

When it occurs for us, we just try to find some place where we can be comfy, without feeling the need to duck into an icky bathroom or to hide under a big tent...

Whether it's nausea, vomiting, or just a general icky feeling due to a stomach bug or something you ate, you want to feel better — now.

I have to be honest here, at first I thought I could do it with just all raw, but bread calls me, even though I know it makes me feel icky if I have too much.

From snapping at someone over something insignificant, to crying for no reason or feeling like you can't fit into your pants — not to mention headaches, depression, acne and just feeling all around icky — PMS is not fun.

I struggle with mild lactose intolerance, and I typically just eat cheese and deal with any icky feelings afterwards.

Feeling icky makes me just want to curl up into a ball in my bed and feel cozy... since work and being an adult gets in the way of that, the next best thing is cozying up in an oversized sweater + boots!

I didn't consider it to be a game breaking problem — it was just something that felt was, for lack of a better term, ethically «icky».