Sentences with phrase «n't feel unworthy»

Not exact matches

Know that you are enough and you don't have to be made to feel constantly deficient or unworthy in some way,» advises the article.

The Gospel precept challenges, not simply our unreasoning and unworthy hatreds, but those hatreds which we feel, as did the early Israelites, we ought to cherish («Do I not hate them, O Lord, that hate Thee?

I think what he did wasn't dishonoring the girl or attempting to make her feel «unworthy» to wrestle him, and I've been in the same situation where a boy wouldn't wrestle me and i wasn't insulted by it.

I'm not unashamed to be called Christian... so many don't even like being called a Christian because they feel unworthy to be called a Christian.

This article actually opened my eyes to the fact that, not only do I struggle with it and feel unworthy of God's love because of it, but Jesus also knew what it was like to feel angry, to snap back with sarcasm.

Her voluble egotism; her sense, not of radical bad being, as the really contrite have it, but of her «faults» and «imperfections» in the plural; her stereo - typed humility and return upon herself, as covered with «confusion» at each new manifestation of God's singular partiality for a person so unworthy, are typical of shrewdom: a paramountly feeling nature would be objectively lost in gratitude, and silent.

On the other hand, if you feel unworthy, insecure, stressed, or afraid, your body will not respond as well as it can.

Not only this but the man will also start to feel unworthy because he is failing to live up to expectations, to himself and to his lover.

You are not alone, I think we have all felt unworthy and lost.

Yet if there's only one right way to do things, and we won't be good enough parents until we figure that out, then we'll always feel we're failing, we're unworthy parents.

I'm not trying to raise a bitter and resentful adult whom feels unworthy.

For an example, maybe someone told you growing up that you weren't good enough or some event happened that made you feel unworthy of receiving love, attention or approval.

I can't pinpoint it to the exact moment when I started feeling unworthy, but it was definitely because I found myself unattractive.

When unbalanced, you feel unworthy, you do not trust yourself and are co-dependent on others.

-- Dr. Edward Bach Keywords: Guilt, self - reproach, humble, apologetic, shame, unworthy, undeserving Human indication: When you feel guilt and self - reproach, not necessarily based on any actual wrong - doing but destroys the possibility of joy in living.

Ugh... don't get too excited, there are only a handful looks I die for, the rest leave me feeling no different to when I waste my hunger on an unworthy meal — disappointed.

It causes us to feel guilty and unworthy, like we don't deserve to be blessed.

Although her parents remain in their conflict - ridden marriage to this day, she still carries the sense that she is to blame for their unhappiness, and more importantly, she can not shake the feeling of being unwanted and unworthy.

You don't really feel attached to them at all, and so their gory deaths quickly becomes just a common occurrence unworthy of your notice.

Maybe you feel that your game was: made a long time ago, not that great, unworthy of a listing... who cares anyway... sigh.

Although the children may establish secure attachment with the grandparents, when they came back to their parents, they tended to feel a lack of care from their parents, they did not feel loved, and this kind of thought probably made the children feel unworthy (Li, 2010).

And it touches a place inside me that was there long before that particular moment, where I now feel like I am unworthy, I'm not enough, I feel powerless and I'm longing for her acceptance.

Whether it seems logical or not, does it feel as if the other person doesn't care about you, or sees you as a disappointment, unworthy, or unimportant?

What happens is something will trigger a primary vulnerable feeling like sadness, hurt, fear, or feeling not good enough or unworthy.