Sentences with phrase «really about my loneliness»

It wasn't even really about my loneliness.

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I had an episiotomy and I think the pain medication, they put me on, was just, I'm really sensitive to stuff, so I was just, take me about two weeks to be able to take care of myself with the loneliness, like tiny infant, like when I think about the first couple weeks with him, the most positive I think about is sitting in my glider after I've nursed him, and that feeling of that little head on your chest.

Ray Charles may still be down in the dumps in this soulful, lurching blues number, but really, in all the songs about loneliness that abound, has suffering ever sounded so cool?

im a single lady trying to search for love my life has been engulfed with loneliness and I think here comes the right time to try new thing, you can lean on me when it comes gentleness, loyalty, truthfulness and sincerity I don't really know what to say about myself but I think with time this handsome reader can find out.

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Despite its good moments - and there really are a handful of them, largely thanks to the presence of Woody Allen -, this average comedy is so harmless in many ways that even its sweet message about loneliness and connection gets diluted by how perfunctory the plot is.

It's really a movie about jealousy, about male competitiveness and friendship and about the mind of an artist and the loneliness common to such pursuits.

I thought early on that I was writing about a sexy young animal rights activist; I found out later I was really writing about mothers and loneliness and the saving power of nature.

Both physically and mentally demanding, Abramović explains, «It's really a work about loneliness, about pain and about spiritual elevation.

But that's a kind of subtext — it's really just a painting... [it's also about] loneliness or on your ownness and trying to understand what it means to be inside your own head» (P. Doig, quoted in conversation with U. Küster, in Peter Doig, exh.