Sentences with phrase «who feels worthless»

When Isaiah tells us that even our good intentions and actions can be worthless in God's sight, the pastor must remind those in the family who feel worthless already that Isaiah is not trying to make them feel worse.

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«This person, who already sees their life as having no value, now feels it's even more worthless, and they look to express their rage in the most violent way possible.»

(b) Persons who express feelings about their lives being empty, meaningless, worthless or «no longer needed» by anyone may be making suicide threats in disguise.

She just hates the church and anyone in it who is willing to stand for something in which she feels worthless.

You feel free to attempt your worthless and futile attempts to convince anyone who will listen to you that this PREHISTORIC DINOSAUR is capable of improving the performances.So many of you seem prepared to accept the humiliation he is putting us through game after game season after season.Well it will be interesting what you will do when he is gone.And that day will be here soon.Then not only will be rid of Wenger but also his adoring public like you.Honestly Pal it's what keeps me going now.

... Placing value on women based on men's attraction makes those who don't possess the traits society considers attractive feel worthless, and it makes women of all appearances feel like objects.

Fathers who endorsed these symptoms were then asked follow - up questions, according to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fourth Edition, regarding (1) losing interest, (2) feeling tired, (3) change in weight, (4) trouble sleeping, (5) trouble concentrating, (6) feeling worthless, and (7) thinking about death.

People who are depressed sometimes feel worthless, Dr. Cummings says, and «volunteering can really turn that around.»

Being with a partner who makes you feel worthless, or who puts you down to make themselves feel better, or who denies you your basic right to be whoever you want to be, is not a partner worth being with.

After I engaged in some conversation with these folks in the fourth category, they would all say that they had people in their lives who believed in them when they were feeling worthless.

Just ask the tens of thousands of girls who are ostracized, ridiculed, and made to feel worthless every day by their peers.

People who give their partner the cold shoulder — deliberately ignoring the partner or responding minimally — damage the relationship by making their partner feel worthless and invisible, as if they're not there, not valued.

«Since May of 2000 I have worked via therapy with those who are feeling hopeless, helpless, worthless and out of control of their lives, experiencing relationship difficulties, connecting with ease with those who are hurting.

Here is the story of Beth, a woman who thought she would always feel alone, worthless, and fearful.