Sentences with phrase «n't feel weird»

And please don't feel weird about requesting donations.

Still though, I don't feel a weird obligation to play them as I never want to have any negative feelings towards something I love like Zelda, so I just them co-exist peacefully amongst the other games I DID like

This is despite people's typical reaction: «Didn't you feel WEIRD eating alone in PARIS??»

and I can take the hair tie off after a full day and my head doesn't feel weird... you know when you take off a hair tie and your hair hurts from it being up all day?

Plus, I don't feel weird if my 3 year old wants to walk, this is perfect for one or two kids.

Don't feel weird telling people that you want diapers, because if that's what is going to help you out, then great!

Many pregnant women dread morning sickness, but don't feel weird if you find it to be a relief.

This one might sound odd — wouldn't it feel weird to have your spouse sitting in, after all?

I'm not feeling all weird and stretched and mushy in that immediate - postpartum way.

It is super cozy & I feel like it is okay to take #celfie pics in it & not feel weird.

so Hope you will not feeling weird while reading these!

Alternatively, they may agree to have sex to avoid feeling shame about their adequacy as a partner, or to not feel weird, wrong, abnormal, or deficient.

Not exact matches

It's the function I use my Apple Watch for most often, and the reason I feel weird about not having it on my wrist while it charges.

Just as Nest and Dropcam convinced consumers it's not weird to have a security camera in your house, once enough of your friends are talking about the particulates in their water, you might feel differently.

So the advice is, if you feel weird, call 911 and immediately tell them where you are because you may not make it past the phone call.

Not realizing how weird that interaction must've been for him, I explained my ritual for every flight: during takeoff I close my eyes and try to imagine what it felt like to be the first person to fly.

The first set seemed much harder than it should have; it was a weird combination of feeling not warmed up yet already fatigued.

My manager asked me recently why I don't like to share my personal life, and I gave him an honest answer (i.e., bad past experiences, unfair judgments against me, etc.), and I have the feeling that he thinks I'm weird.

It's weird how leaders don't seem to get it that having people who feel abused come and submit themselves to their counsel (in council?)

Never once have they made me feel weird or out - of - place because I don't fit the Good Christian Lady box.

when i see posts like these — i automatically skip past them — like — if i read them i will somehow be absorbed into the negativity of some evil travesty of comaparison between a vast illusion of delusionary emotional strife over something that makes no sense unless you put yourself into this weird evil feeling trance of blind confusion and negative understand — i don't know — it's a weird a feeling though — tried to read it — just to see if that feeling had changed any on this post — and it hadn't — just thought i'd share that...

I am still not sure whether this was one among many examples of his famously weird sense of humour; was he offering an oblique parody of the prevailing Anglican (and secular) view of the Catholic attitude to sexual questions: that the Catholic Church, being run by ignorant celibate clergymen, is intrinsically hostile to all sexual activity, indeed to all sexual feelings of any kind?

Unlike most modern Western males, I read in various sources that men of the Ancient Near East didn't feel «weirded out» by sharing a bed with another man.

I didn't want to just pick a word for the sake of a word but I felt weird about it.

I love it but let's be honest - it's very gamey tasting but not (and apologies to fans of Bubble Tea) as weird as bubble tea which I feel is like sucking a slug up a straw.

It was summer when we were there, so it definitely felt a little weird eating so much pumpkin, but I loved it and couldn't resist ordering it pretty much whenever I saw it on the menu.

Then, as I began making blog friends, it felt weird that I didn't know any of them in «real life» and so we have digital relationships and do things like share pictures of food we ate alone by ourselves.

The weird, non-labelled spices in my cupboards, the facial serums that didn't live up to their promises, the jeans that I know I'll never wear again but feel the need to hang onto because they were spendy... I'm trying to clear all this noise out in the most responsible way possible.

I love meals where everything is mixed together too, weird isn't it, it just always feels more comforting that way!

It feels so weird to not eat fruity though.

I always have the feeling with the recipe redux column that they take a good, reasonable recipe and turn it into an avant garde difficult recipe that no one will ever have time for (I also note that while a dairy challah is delicious and would work with dairy meals even for kosher folks — it does seem weird to write an article on challah and never explain why they aren't traditionally dairy).

Don't get me wrong, it tasted good, I just felt weird doing it.

Bonus, since I'm calling them ginger cookies, you can make them any time of year and not feel «weird» if you're one of those «seasonal» people.

JMS — I don't usually used the water from canned beans because it always feels thick and a little weird.

I'm in the weird stage of figuring out what foods make me feel rotten so I'm not really sure what I can / can't eat.

It's weird that I have all this time but don't really feel like making anything!

I'd feel weird not doing so.

I felt like any hunger I felt today was more mental than physical, it feels weird not to do chew or spend ages preparing meals!

I don't mean to be totally weird but sometimes writing about this stuff helps me process my thoughts and feel better.

haha and I feel you on the laziness... I recently found these crispy chickpeas at our local store that don't have any weird ingredients and I now literally buy them all the time — I know I could make them myself but you know.

I feel weird posting things that aren't vegan on my blog, but I eat chicken... so what!?

If this sounds a little too weird for your tastebuds then by all means feel free not to salt it but I think you will be missing out on a bit of a treat, and of course some of the great health benefits Himalayan pink salt totes — yes this is what I said to myself in my head whilst munching through half of the block, naturally.

I mention it just because I tend to feel a little weird when I hit an ingredient repeatedly like this, but then again, I didn't even realize I was doing it with cashews until I sat down to write up the recipe, which, I believe, just supports my hypothesis that none of this stuff tastes like cashews.

I felt hesitant to try kraut at one point too, so if you're weirded out, don't be!

Initially, I just felt a weird sensation and I wasn't quite sure what that was.

I felt a little weird not cooking my own dessert, but it was so worth it!

That feels pretty weird, because I honestly don't feel old...

I don't feel as weird about guar gum though, which is good b / c I'm currently obsessed with coconut milk and no matter what brand I buy they all seem to have it added.

I knew you wouldn't think it was weird since I feel like we're both on the same food wavelength when it comes to thinking outside the box and holding no food judgment for strange (but good!)

It feels weird to reserve a banana specifically for letting it ripen too much, doesn't it?