Sentences with phrase «self feel threatened»

Anger is an early warning system that lets you know when your boundaries, your safety or your sense of self feel threatened.

Not exact matches

God) why couldn't those who feel the Not Guilty verdict is acceptable... and feel that Zimmerman DID act in self - defense... and who feel that Martin WAS the aggressor and was threatening Zimmerman's life... likewise say that a Higher Power DID step in?

Most of us felt this contrast as a deep challenge, and it was a challenge precisely because the secularity that threatened our theology and even our religion represented such a compelling lure to us — in fact, as we recognized, it represented in many respects a major, or the major, aspect of our own self addressing us.

Each of us feels the need to hide at times, behind a mask of self - sufficiency or self - justification, particularly when conflict threatens or self - esteem is weak.

Because we find ourselves feeling threatened when we wrap our identity and self - worth on what we do, rather than who we are in Christ.

Many Chinese resented Buddhism as a foreign religion and detested some of its social practice such as self - mutilation and cremation as well as celibacy of the monks which were felt to threaten the family continuity and violate ancestral traditions.

But if you foster a healthy self - esteem, not only will your daughter be more confident, but she also will not feel threatened by others.

Your midwife might mention this at your antenatal appointments, but here's what she probably won't tell you — the exams are optional, you can refuse them, and unless there seems to be a problem or you actually want to know how dilated you are, it's probably better that you do, since this invasion of your privacy can actually bring you out of your Labourland trance, making your «mammalian self» feel threatened and slowing or halting the very progress they are trying to check.

These women need to sort through their priorities and seriously reexamine their own sense of self in their world if they feel that threatened by the way we raise our kids.

«Just thinking about low libido — let alone talking about it — strikes terror in men because it threatens the very foundation upon which their feelings of self - worth are based.

It seems bizarre that some self - published authors feel so threatened by a site that expects a minimum standard.

However, if my self - published smut makes you feel threatened, because i didn't have to pay through the nose to get it published, that's your problem.

The suggestion is easy to dismiss, but it does speak to a broader question: do traditional publishers feel threatened by self - publishers?

Queens College CUNY Sociology Prof. Dana Beth Weinberg follows Sexton on the topic of the survey in a talk titled «Should Traditional Publishers Feel Threatened by the Potential of Self - Publishing?»

It's called Should Traditional Publishers Feel Threatened by the Potential of Self - Publishing?

Should traditional publishers feel threatened by the potential of self - publishing?

Is there a way of feeling for others even if the self isn't threatened, just because it's the right, kind, and compassionate thing to do?

This can include: constant insults and put - downs that damage your feelings of self - worth, threatening harm to you, your children, your loved ones, your family pets, or your belongings, isolating you from others, threatening to «out» you as a member of a sexual minority group.

Because they maintain a basic sense of self - esteem and worth even in moments of disagreements, they are less likely to feel threatened by their partners reactions, and better able to stay engaged without becoming angry, sad, or withdrawn.

We can lose the other person which would make us extremely vulnerable and unsafe, and we can feel extremely hurt and rejected, which would compromise our own sense of self and threaten us with our own emotional and psychological annihilation.

Providing help that isn't needed or wanted can be viewed as threatening to the self and may make people feel that their partner doesn't have faith in them11 or can make them feel indebted to the giver.12

A. Jealous individuals experience a multitude of feelings including fear, anger, humiliation, sense of failure, feeling suspicious, threatened, rage, grief, worry, envy, sadness, doubt, pain, and self - pity.