It's not that
terrible a feeling following a plan exactly and losing, but deviate from a plan and lose?
Not exact matches
If I had to work in a setting where it was all about
following a strict set of rules, I'd make
terrible decisions and
feel unhappy.
However, case in point is that a very well known (very wealthy) lifestyle blogger lives close to me and while I do
follow her blog / instagram (which ALWAYS makes me
feel terrible about my life), when I have seen her out and about she has been excruciatingly rude, unpleasant & ungrateful which to me makes me wonder if she really is as happy / living the perfect life she projects to the internet??
I
felt terrible for much of the first two years of my first son's life because I
felt I must not be able to
follow the directions of other mothers or the text books they passed along to me.
I
followed a high vegetable vegetarian diet for a while and
felt terrible: I think that is the kind of diet Fuhrman advocates.
Her cheery musings about always
feeling like the moon is
following her and her work - in - progress manuscript about the Statue of Liberty falling in love with the Chrysler Building add up to a
terrible, contrived homage to the original Arthur's theme song (Christopher Cross» refrain about «the moon and New York City») that is way, way worse than it sounds — and it sounds bad.
I try to
follow some of what these people are doing, I
feel helpless that here I am making paintings when all this
terrible stuff is happening.
Then, they measured their gut - level
feelings about their bond by flashing a photo of their spouse on a computer screen,
followed by a positive or negative word (like «awesome» or «
terrible»).