Sentences with phrase «very real guilt»

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Consequently there is often considerable stigma attached to breastfeeding promotion, coupled with a very real fear of engendering maternal guilt.

«Although having intrusive thoughts is very common for new parents, most are hesitant to report these thoughts to a friend, family member or medical professional due to feelings of shame, guilt, and fear of someone believing there is a real threat to the infant's welfare, which could necessitate the involvement of additional parties, like CPS,» explains Dr. Clark.

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I also couldn't help but remind myself that his fear of abandonment is very real, and this is just adding to the guilt.

Gilmore, through the use of a very believable first - person narrative, elicits real sympathy for Mina, even when it becomes clear that her all - consuming wish for revenge actually masks the guilt she feels at her own embarrassment at — and impatience with — her grandfather.

But Amir as a character felt very real, and his sense of shame and guilt very true to that kind of person.

Guilt by association IS a very real fact of life.