But, in response to a middle zone belief — «a good woman doesn't express anger» — a belief produced by her sexist programming, she turns the anger on herself and gets a sick headache.
This is not to say that you can't express anger, disappointment, or frustration with your child.
@SVilcans The communities the answer points at are their own,
not those expressing anger towards muslims in public.
I can't express the anger and frustration this game has caused me to feel.
Please DO
NOT express your anger or frustration over any modes of communication because they will be used against you in a court of law.
Don't express anger or accuse.
«Kindness doesn't mean that we don't express our anger, but the kindness informs how we choose to express the anger.
It is significant that the gender expectation for woman in which they are not expected to
not express anger — changes dramatically during divorce.
They have usually been taught that the expression of certain uncomfortable emotions is not acceptable (e.g. Boys don't cry, Good girls do
not express anger.)
Not exact matches
Third, it's often an indirect or passive aggressive way of someone
expressing hurt that you didn't listen to them in the first place, frustration that you ignored their counsel, or even
anger that you picked a different approach despite their warnings.
Simple example: A value of mine is to pursue non-violence; therefore when I get mad at somebody, I
express that
anger, but I also make a point to
not punch them in the face.
Too often —
not always, but with sufficient frequency that I noticed it — protestors smile broadly as they pose for photographs in front of Planned Parenthood clinics or take selfies behind signs that
express righteous
anger.
They've been led to believe that by
expressing their
anger at everything they don't like (whether it's warranted to or
not), they are separating themselves from sin.
The kind of
anger that he
expressed and the kind of hate that he succumbed to — that's
not what he believed in in high school.
Even the
anger directed at people who
express anger about the mosque isn't really helpful.
I do
not understand Jesus» words to love one another to include the bickering, the «I'm right and you're wrong and that means you're going to hell», the
anger, snarky remarks, intolerance and general lack of love that I find
not only in the comments on many «Christian» blogs, but also that I read and hear
expressed by «Christians» elsewhere.
During the 90 - minute funeral service, the Bishop of Leicester, the Right Reverend Martyn Snow, said: «Today is
not a day to speculate about causes or
express our
anger.»
This also means that we are all provided with our own potential bully pulpits, and from time to time we all use them simply to
express our
anger and our outrage at those in our path, whether those things are merited or
not.
Lowell's early poetry used Christian symbolism but in a curious form: he
expressed his
anger because the world was
not as Christian as he thought it ought to be.
Anger is still
expressed about the manner in which earlier ministers did
not «parent» them in a way that would have permitted their childhood «innocence, beauty, and wonder» to bloom a bit longer.
We should
not assume that the death penalty must
express a group's collective
anger rather than a people's sense of justice.
Not for suggesting a perfectly Biblical remedy to his
anger and frustration, but for
expressing the solution in such a way that he would consider it impossible.
Being emotional and
expressing anger will
not stop these bigots.
But it is important for ministers and counselors to become aware of their own
anger and their ways of handling it, to encourage others to recognize their
anger, to talk about it, and to find physical ways of
expressing it which are
not harmful to other people.
he was
not afraid to draw a line,
express his
anger, remind people that death is
not eternal but was with us in the present that he wailed at the tomb of lazarus.
(The patient was free to
express his
anger because he knew that he would
not be allowed to act out his rage.
While it's good to
express our feelings and needs, the Bible also instructs us
not to sin in our
anger.
So it was that the Gunners
not - so - faithful chose this televised Tuesday night game to
express their
anger at Arsene Wenger's desperate clinging to power by staying at home.
Who gave Leicester a chance last season?How many of you even thought Arsenal was going top lace 2nd last season?Don't naively
express your comments.No one is certain about tomorrow.You can make prediction but being firm and saying well it's a certainty Arsenal would
not be in top 4 is naive.This is because if Arsenal even decide
not to sign any player but only Xhaka and the season finishes and we are in top 4 all comments you made will be completely wrong.I stand for chane and success so please don't
anger me with your comments.
For those who have been claiming to be angry with Wenger for
not buying players and are therefore trying to justify their discontent I would say this is the wrong time to
express such
anger.
When he
expressed his
anger to his current boss, there was a spectacular fallout between the two and it seems that things might
not get sorted out, if claims are to be believed.
Thus
expressing our
anger and annoyance without then removing the cause of it self - evidently doesn't do much good.
The truth is,
anger is
not the issue; it's the way your child chooses to
express it.
I've been working a lot with him, telling him that his angry feelings are okay but that hitting isn't, and trying to find better ways for him to
express that
anger.
When we doesn't
express the true feelings, it's the
anger that comes out instead.
I've learned
anger is The second feeling when we don't feel free / haven't learned to
express our actual feelings.
But isn't it healthy to
express your
anger?
Try
not to take it personally if your child
expresses anger toward either the absent or remaining parent.
So try
not to
express anger or disappointment if your child is having an off day.
Reassure your preschooler that nothing she said or did caused the death, and don't be surprised if she
expresses anger toward you, the doctors and nurses, or even the deceased.
Women who decided
not to breastfeed, were unable to unable to nurse or have lost precious breastfeeding relationships have likely felt the same
anger expressed by DovBear.
The apparent
anger experienced by the respondent is suggested in her comment she / he «won't even bother commenting...» [MII: on Twitter] and she / he implies that
expressing concern about artificial feeding is misogyny.
When children
express a sincere interest that is
not motivated by
anger or upset, as parents, it's important to pay attention to that.
Offering words to
express your child's feelings of
anger or frustration when they have lashed out (i.e. «I see that you don't want to share the ball.
Mr Osborne blamed Mr Brown for
not saving money during the boom times, and he
expressed anger at the use of taxpayer's money towards collapsing banks, but he didn't say what he would have done instead.
The pictures spread rapidly on Weibo with netizens
expressing anger that the handcuffed mother was
not able to hug her frightened child.
I don't think the
anger the President
expressed and the insults he rained on Ghanaians can or will change the United States» own definition of what constitute a base.
Molten
anger at her glaring lack of leadership has been
expressed noisily by the majority of Tory MPs who aren't fondlers or worse.
Meanwhile, Senator Nazif Sulieman (Bauchi North)
expressed anger over the delay in providing materials for the exercise, alleging that there was a ploy by Governor Mohammed Abubakar to stop candidates
not loyal to him from contesting.
Some Tory MPs who had
not previously been expected to rebel against the government seemed to
express hesitation, or even
anger, at the direction of travel.