Sentences with phrase «story without shame»

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But if you actually do give birth without any medical intervention, just the mere fact of sharing the story of that experience is considered «shaming» by some people who have had (or want) a different experience.

And, here's another idea: if you can not offer support, don't get in the way of the mother who accepts this support in the form of judging, shaming, or sharing stories of how you raised three kids without help.

Can you rewrite a new, more truthful, more inclusive story that allows you to accept your participation in the hard things that happen without blaming yourself, shaming others, or taking on more than your share of the responsibility?

Sadly the developers also use this opportunity to drop audio logs into the mix, from which you'll glean insight into what has been going on without the unreliable narration of T.O.M.. It's a little bit of a shame to see audio logs get used since they feel awkward within the story, but it's understandable I suppose.

This world war really lives up to its name and without giving anything away, the story goes into some pretty interesting subjects as well as bringing back quite a lot of familiar faces.It is actually a shame that the story couldn't keep going since the manga is still fighting the war, but the stopping point makes sense and is more than enough to keep you excited for what seems to be the end of Naruto story.

It almost feels like a shame this piece of story is tossed so haphazardly into chapter two, but where else could it go in a game without a third chapter?

In previous years, I compiled a yearly anthology of «horror stories about men without shame,» detailing sexual harassment stories that female associates had been willing to put in print.

And, here's another idea: if you can not offer support, don't get in the way of the mother who accepts this support in the form of judging, shaming, or sharing stories of how you raised three kids without help.

Acceptance of at least some violence as the norm in intimate relationships; fear of what the abusers will do to them or their children, family members, homes, or pets; loyalty to the abusers; conviction that the abusers want to and are trying to stop the violence; determination to solve the problem without outside intervention; economic dependence on the abusers» incomes; unsuccessful prior attempts to enlist help; distrust of helping agencies; shame; and certainty that those listening do not want to hear the story — it is a powerful list.

Group Therapy offers its members the opportunity to share their stories in a small (usually 4 - 8 people) group without criticism or shame.