Sentences with phrase «make him feel bad about living»

Sunday school teachers and youth workers didn't treat him differently, they didn't make him feel bad about living with mental illness; they just came along to support him.

This dramedy sees Ben Stiller star as Brad, a father who embarks on an East Coast college tour with his teenage son and winds up encountering an old friend who makes him feel bad about his life choices, throwing him into a confidence crisis of sorts.

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Social comparison, a byproduct of the Facebook experience, makes the user feel worse about their lives, according to one study.

Although I believe guilt plays a role in our lives by making us conscious of our higher calling, I also believe that if we get caught up in feeling bad about minor things, we are wasting our time.

It wasn't about showing off or showing status or making others feel bad; it was a chance to do something special for the One who gave me the chance to be freed from sin and to live eternally.

When I started my blog and instagram account last year I started following way too many people, some because of their food, some for their lifestyle or creativity, some for the aesthetics... but recently I realized that I spend so much time scrolling through my feed, comparing, feeling bad about my work, my life or simply not good enough that I decided to unfollow quite a few of those accounts, keep only the ones that make me feel good and positive and to focus more on creating, shooting, baking, styling so basically all those things that make me happy and fulfilled and being the reason why I started doing this in the first place!

«Picking an unrealistic goal serves to make you feel bad about yourself, whereas a New Year's resolution that is meant to be life - enhancing and long - lasting can be great for your family,» said Jana.

I just feel like — I'm all about being real with people but to make a claim that it's her worst experience of her life, there's a lot of little — I don't want to say little kids.

The key is to do research and find what makes your life easier, what makes you happy and don't feel bad about giving your business to a company that you trust.

According to statements she made in an interview (today.com Oct 31, 2016), Adele said she worried that she made «the worst decision of her life» after she had her son but talking honestly with other mothers about her postpartum depression helped end her feeling of shame.

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I can see where her claim to «not making excuses» and taking time to take care of herself could definitely make other moms feel bad about themselves because they either like to make excuses of why they can't look like her and get back into shape OR they are already so overwhelmed in life that they don't even want to think about how they SHOULD be taking care of themselves.

Because I felt bad about myself, I had little energy for making healthier life choices.

As someone who strings words together for a living, I'm fascinated by the art of compassionate communication: writing (or speaking) in a way that makes others feel better about themselves, not worse.

However if you are one of those people who's life is so busy that adding one more thing will make some of your plates start to wobble or fall, don't feel bad about not taking on any more.

You feel bad (and even guilty) about yourself and the eating choices you've made as a result of all the stress and responsibility in your life.

No, I didn't make my personal 30 day goal of eating super clean at 100 %, but I don't feel bad, there is a gift in understanding your body and what it needs, but sometimes what it needs is to let loose and forget about hard, fast rules and live life!

She said the right things but manipulated you into feeling worse about yourself instead of lifting you up and encouraging you to make healthy decisions for your life.

We all have things going on in our lives that no one else knows about, so comparing yourself to something or someone that looks perfect will only make you feel worse.

To complain and to whine about the bad things in life to make me feel better

Seeing all those darlings in their cute outfits making you feel bad about yourself and your life?

Reading through these crazy and gross anecdotes ought to make you feel better about your own love life — because, hey, it could be worse.

Collateral Beauty is one of those cloying movies about learning to take the good with the bad that feels like it was made by aliens with little grasp of human life.

Does passively browsing through a friend's fabulous Instagram feed automatically make teens feel worse about their own lives?

This may alternate with times when you become depressed, where you lose interest in things you usually enjoy, lose or gain weight, feel fatigued, feel guilty, feel badly about yourself, have trouble concentrating or making decisions and may feel that life is not worth living.

When you talk about your day in your family space, describe how you felt at different times of the day, both pleasant and unpleasant, so your children can see that emotions are not good or bad, positive or negative, they are simply feelings that helps us add deeper meaning and understanding to how we make choices and cope with daily life.

Now that I've made you feel bad about all the things that are not going so well in your life, let's talk about the things that you do have.

I remember feeling SO anxious and nervous about our homestudy, like every single thing in our home (well, our whole lives actually) was going to be judged, and it really wasn't that bad... though I agree that if you've got unsteady / splitting floorboards you've got to address that to make things safe for Baby.

Toxic Mary uses me as her emotional punching bag, I'm the person who makes her feel better about her crap love life because mine is invariably worse.