Sentences with phrase «who feels guilty about it»

She is joined in her journey by Cassian (Diego Luna), a rebel officer, but he's a tortured soul — basically a murderer who feels guilty about it.

A latchkey kid with an overburdened single mom and an older brother in jail, Epps gets pursued by dangerous father - figure Anthony Mackie, a local drug dealer who feels guilty about her brother serving time for him.

Bennet's allies are Dr. Julian Bailes (Alec Baldwin), a retired team doctor who feels guilty about putting his patients back out on the field but not guilty enough to stop loving the game, and Dr. Cyril Wecht (Albert Brooks), the county coroner who encourages Bennet to fight a system that owns a day of the week that once belonged to churches.

Overall great article, but you can't real soothe a mom who feels guilty about feeding her child formula when you still use the phrase «breast is best.»

Maybe the people who feel guilty about doubting Jesus will displace their anger at themselves against any skeptic that raises the possibility and causes the doubts to resurface.

To the parents who felt guilty about sleep training their child so that they could actually function at work and home, I'm sorry.

For those of us who feel guilty about taking time off, this is a nightmare.

London, England About Blog Guilty Mother is an honest and (sometimes funny) blog for mums who feel guilty about juggling work, kids and home - life.

I use a non-shaming and non-blaming approach to working with individuals who feel guilty about having an affair, and couples who are struggling with issues of infidelity.

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If you're feeling guilty about discounting someone who is 100 % qualified, remind yourself that a position she can do with her eyes closed probably isn't what's best for her.

You don't have to worry about pissing anybody off anymore, or feeling guilty about doing things for money you otherwise wouldn't do.You've gone from being someone who is second guessing everything, to someone who does what feels right.

I think plural marriages is only adultry that has been rationalized by the men who do nt want to feel guilty about cheating on their «true» wife.

I guess Kimster is just feeling guilty about his / her own lack of charity and compassion — Sucks to be you, but don't blame your lack of action on those who actually do good thing with their time and money.

In sum, our reporter friend and those like him should not feel guilty about agreeing with Steele, Loury, Crouch, and other writers who are waking us up to the disastrous consequences of policies promoted under the banner of «civil rights.»

You have nothing to feeling guilty about but those who have left you feeling abandoned should feel guilty.

I doubt if such a presentation of the Christian gospel is other than a palliative for those who are insecure, as well as offering a sort of reassurance to people who have been induced (often by quite dubious techniques) to feel enormously guilty about themselves.

People who really do not like blacks but feel guilty about that will come away from this book feeling much better about themselves.

I was feeling so guilty about this after seeing so many vegans who eat this way 100 % of the time and are always pushing their diet, but it's just not realistic for me.

We would hope for people who have given it up and don't like Coke Zero it gives them an alternative and people who only have one a week can feel a little less guilty about that.

You're also going to ask the one friend who you know will show up on time to bring a bag of potato chips and a bag of pretzels to go with the kimchi dip, the one friend who you know is going to show up late and feel guilty about it to bring one of those little cases of clementines, and ask a handful of random, reasonably responsible people to bring bars of chocolate, dealers choice.

I don't feel at all guilty about it because my mother, who lived in Louisiana all of her life, used quick grits.

Again, he doesn't seem like the type because that's being defensive about feeling guilty... and Pop always seemed like the type who believes in personal responsibility — and if he felt guilty about anything, I doubt he'd deflect it by being testy... but again, I don't know the guy.

and phdparenting, i love your post, i love the bravery for putting up the post despite those protesters who are upset at the idea that some information should make them feel guilty about the way they do things.

«Who does feel guilty about breastfeeding?»

This is an excellent question, and it's one that not only plagues parents who are considering divorce, but also parents who are already divorced but feel guilty about the decision and how the divorce affected their children.

Somehow the thinking seems to be that if we don't talk about it, mothers who apparently «choose» not to breastfeed will not feel guilty,, and healthworkers who don't know how to help mothers breastfeed can continue to suggest formula - feeding as an easier alternative.

It is also encouraging for women who would like to supplement, but feel guilty about it.

Everyone seems so obsessed about not making mothers feeling guilty about formula feeding as opposed to those who want to breastfeed but are undermined by free formula.

I no longer feel guilty about FF my daughter, thanks to all those who made such SWEET comments

Also, what about the mothers who need to give formula for medical reasons but feel guilty anyway?

Parents who travel often for work or business tend to feel guilty about being away from their babies.

Seeking help shouldn't be something that new fathers put off, for like women who suffer from postpartum depression, dads can also experience those scary symptoms like feeling guilty about their childcare or wanting to cause harm to themselves or their children.

«I've known too many moms who feel so guilty about being away from their kids, they are apologetic and fail to convey. . .

Evans found her own way of coping with the negative feelings, and gives this advice to other new moms who reach out: «Do not feel guilty for feeling exhausted or less than excited about every single tiny thing.

And still, we feel bad: In that same poll, 79 percent of moms who'd stopped nursing said they felt guilty about it.

One of whom was very forward in her opinions of breastfeeding and the other who wasnt supported enough to breastfeed and still feels guilty about not breastfeeding.

First, try Farhad Manjoo's very measured take on why you should not feel guilty if you haven't jumped on the microblogging bandwagon (hint: it involves a fundamental question about whether Twitter / microblogging in general will ever spread beyond a core group of people who are really into it).

Consumers who wrote about feeling guilty preferred to answer questions (focusing on the details), while consumers who wrote about feeling ashamed preferred to demonstrate a task (focusing on the bigger picture).

So today, let's talk about why not to feel guilty when you say no to coming in on Saturday, coordinating the preschool fun fair for the third year in a row, or loaning your pickup truck to your friend who's moving this weekend.

Unlike most people who write about the environment, Gates does not seem to want us to feel distressed, guilty or angry.

On the other hand, those people who still dare to eat bread tend to feel guilty about it, faced with the immense pressure to perceive bread as a big dietary no - no.

Just about every diet does — they make you feel guilty for eating... who wants to feel guilty for eating?

Also great for anyone (kids or adults) who doesn't like veggies, just sneak a scoop of PhytoGreens into a smoothie and never feel guilty again about not eating your greens.

Given this information, we may be able to conclude that emotional eaters who stop dieting and / or feeling guilty about what they eat may naturally start to develop a wide range of coping mechanisms outside of food, while chronic dieters will not.

I know about the posts, but I do feel guilty because I do know people who do not like them as much.

Don't spend a ton of time feeling guilty about being privileged; instead, put that time and energy toward constructive action to support those who aren't privileged in the same way.

You feel guilty for being you: «If you're in a relationship with a guy who's competing against you, belittling your dreams, and not being excited about your success, you don't need to be with that person» she shares.

Within weeks, he's picking Pita up from school (when one of the nuns there asks whether he ever sees «the hand of God» in what he does, he admits, «I'm the sheep that got lost»), coaching her at swimming («There's no such thing as tough, there's trained and untrained»), helping her with homework, and looking after her new dog, a present from dad, who's feeling guilty about the frequent, unspecified trips he takes with mom.

He feels guilty about buying a slave, a practice in which he doesn't believe, but he needs Django's help finding three men who Schultz has been assigned to bring to justice.

If some of those prophets who called the nomination for Demián Bichir still see something we don't, then the whispering buzz that the actor is poised to pull the ultimate upset could indeed be true, either because the performance actually warrants it or because, as unabashed cynicism has suggested, voters feel as guilty about the help of today as that of yesteryear.