A chat room allows players to commiserate with each other.
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At the end of each day, she would commiserate with me.
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And I commiserate with their thirst for complete, if unobtainable, security.
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Rebecca did not commiserate with her fellow guests at the clinic.
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By and large, these statements commiserate with students from the targeted countries.
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That way you have someone to commiserate with if times get tough.
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It can let us commiserate with someone's joys and sorrows in life.
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The Santas share stories and photos and commiserate with one another, too.
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On r/SkincareAddiction I found plenty of people to commiserate with me.
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Meanwhile, ordinary citizens commiserate with the burden of rule bestowed on their leader.
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Should I back off and commiserate with my stepsister when she's old enough?
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I often commiserate with other female authors about the catch-22 of publicity campaigns.
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Below, we commiserate with tweets from fellow fans, who know exactly how you feel.
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When my flight was delayed, I had no one to commiserate with via text.
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An attempt to commiserate with the sour, pretentious Allison (Emily Davis) only unpeels more weirdness.
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But if I take the other token first and commiserate with Customer's complaint: This Is Awful!
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They may commiserate with other women in the ladies' room about the awful boys' club culture.
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The Austrian went to the Ferrari pit wall after the race to commiserate with his rivals.
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If you were feeling morose about marriage pressures, she'd commiserate with a beer and give you advice.
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The only real antidote I've found for this is to commiserate with people who feel it too.
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They say the Givling Facebook page gives them a place to commiserate with other student loan borrowers.
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The songs often ponder social issues and find the gravity in everyday desperation; they commiserate with dignity.
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If she seems so injured that she can have no more children, we commiserate with her husband.
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Users can tweet to voice their anxieties, commiserate with people who share them, and comfort each other.
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We can commiserate with each other about suffering and pain, but we should never compete that way.
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Don't worry Cleveland Browns fans, you're not alone in your misery — Siri is there to commiserate with.
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Beg off of the family celebration and invite like-minded friends to celebrate or commiserate with you.
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You don't just live in a WeLive apartment; you share, interact, collaborate and commiserate with your fellow residents.
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And if they get too annoying, you can always commiserate with ... thousands of other people on the internet.
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Or if they think someone has been through a similar situation they could celebrate or commiserate with them.
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Walkers. Yes, we'll be frail and unable to walk alone, so might as well commiserate with one another.
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Until then, perhaps you can use that extra time at the checkout counter to commiserate with the cashier.
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Though not all of us can relate to her yellow mishap, many do commiserate with her skin struggles.
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You realize the impact immediately, and you are grateful for the people you can reflect and share and commiserate with.
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You can watch the full episode above, and commiserate with your fellow shoppers who called and tweeted with their questions.
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We know you can commiserate with this experience and we have good news: Google wants to alleviate your parking nightmares.
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Ms. Park, who is Korean-American, said she can commiserate with Asian parents whose children have brought them to the country.
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"I would be blessed to have been able to commiserate with my Uncle Wilfred if he had survived," Wayne Gershon said.
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When my brother told me the news, I called my mother and other members of my family to commiserate with them.
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Kanye's solution to the problem of black disenfranchisement is not to commiserate with the poor — it is to help them become rich.
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Post all the rage you need to, commiserate with friends in comments, and even take a break from social media for a while.
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But we can't commiserate with the Prime Minister of New Zealand, Bill English, who happens to like putting canned spaghetti on his pizza.
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When your show isn't coming to Broadway you cry and then commiserate with pizza and alcohol... This beautiful group of people is everything.
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" And so to have other women who you can commiserate with and be like "this happened to me, I hate when this happens.
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Other forum users were people he could commiserate with, virtual friends who swapped jokes and memes that helped everyone get through the day.
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It's not long before David is speeding east, to commiserate with Julie and see if he can steer the sullen Mandy toward college.
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He calls a truce with Siobhan, mainly so he can commiserate with her about his Rhea problems, and laugh about his dopey sons.
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If Ms. Ragland is ever called the same, she and Carole Middleton can commiserate with each other and, ideally, fight back with shoes.
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As weird as it may seem, fans hopped in his comments to commiserate with Bell and chime in about the horrors of pruned fingers.
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She could commiserate with Cedarville's former philosophy faculty, or with Larycia Hawkins, whose forced resignation from Wheaton College in Illinois did make national news.
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And in each other they found not only someone to laugh with, but a person to commiserate with over the difficulties of royal life.
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They invite one another to Disneyland's annual "Gay Days" gathering, ask questions about surrogacy options, and commiserate with other dads about their moody teens.
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Once inside the fold of API, these people can't share their professional challenges with anyone else; they have only one another to commiserate with.
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And hey, even if your team loses or that show you love takes an unsatisfying turn, at least you'll have someone to commiserate with.
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As the season progressed, Kenny grappled with the question of how to date and where to find other gay high schoolers to commiserate with.
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Perfectly imperfect content is a way to commiserate with women on a superficial level without revealing any wounds that are deeper than a paper cut.
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The song continues as Mylene heads out to the street to commiserate with her friends about her Les Inferno plan-killing punishment: a 10pm curfew.
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When it comes to delays, Mr. Corbett said he can commiserate with commuters — he has been riding New Jersey Transit for more than 20 years.
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Maybe it was how morose the music was—it felt like I had someone to commiserate with during the times I was feeling sorry for myself.
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"It helps to have support and someone to talk to when you're hitting a roadblock or a mastermind group whom you can commiserate with," Osman says.
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Luckily, I had a women-in-financial-journalism happy hour to get me out of the apartment that night, where I could commiserate with fellow writers.
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As former Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort's legal jeopardy worsened in 2017 and 2018, he found a chat partner to commiserate with: Fox host Sean Hannity.
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For them, memes are a way to commiserate with fellow bankers, especially those contending with the long hours of summer internships and first-year analyst positions.
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The premium Mend Community on Slack is another resource that, unlike just the app experience, lets you commiserate with others who've gone through what you did.
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But he also co-created MonsterMatch to give people a chance to commiserate with the ridiculous highs and lows of meeting monsters online, whether imagined, and real.
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"You see people's houses burn down and you commiserate with them, but you don't have a personal connection with it until something like this happens," he said.
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When you hate your job, it's so easy to commiserate with your teammates by simply complaining about your position or company at lunch or at your desk.
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Even if the Daily Show audience might not be familiar with her, Lahren has her own audience that is all too eager to commiserate with her searing rancor.
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The same people I know who are glad for some Asian representation onscreen are also the ones that commiserate with me about the lack of good rom-coms.
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Having someone by my side to cheer me on, celebrate my successes, commiserate with the setbacks, and ultimately partake in the whole journey made a world of difference.
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But that hasn't stopped a litany of senators from trying, and Warren will have plenty of people to commiserate with in the Capitol, including fellow 2020 Democratic Sens.
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WASHINGTON — For decades, presidents have publicly released their tax returns each year — an act of transparency and a way to connect and commiserate with Americans on Tax Day.
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But Priyanka said she was only going to commiserate with the families of the victims and state authorities were trying to cover up their failure to prevent the violence.
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The meeting was a rare in-season chance to commiserate with Denis, 62, who retired in 1003 and was inducted to the Hockey Hall of Fame three years later.
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Hopefully the next step for Messenger will be real-time translation for conversation partners across languages, that way we can connect, cooperate, and commiserate with people from different cultures.
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After all, the people in the room aren't trying to do the one thing they need to do to keep their phones alive, they're just there to commiserate with others.
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Calculating taxes until 1 AM can be easier and less lonely when you're part of a lending circle because you have a rock-solid network to consult and commiserate with.
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I will absolutely ask Randy from Omaha why he's wearing a Nebraska Cornhuskers sweatshirt, and then I will commiserate with him over the fact that their football team is dogshit now.
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There is also a portion of the app called the Tech Lounge where anyone verified to use the app for their workplace can commiserate with other tech workers from other companies.
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An accomplished humanitarian long before she met Harry, Meghan can commiserate with sister-in-law Kate Middleton, who has been riddled with pregnancy rumors from the moment she married Prince William.
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There was little chance to celebrate or commiserate with other Cubs fans during the games, though their presence was felt, clumps of royal blue fans letting out yells with each successive run. .
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But Buhari, who has visited affected states to commiserate with those involved in the conflict, said he could not be blamed for the actions of herdsmen suspected to have carried out the killings.
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"We are really sorry for what has happened and we appeal to the public and commiserate with the families but we need drivers to keep to safety and traffic rules all the time."
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Hopefully you have a meal voucher that you can use to buy yourself your beverage of choice, raise an ironic glass to our fat cat corporate overlords, and commiserate with your fellow stranded travelers.
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" He spoke with Emmanuel "to commiserate with him" and "asked the governor to convey to the people of Akwa Ibom the deep sorrow felt by me, and by the entire country, over this tragedy.
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For better or worse, callout culture and social media users' propensity to tell all has made it easier for anyone to share their experiences, find community, commiserate with other survivors, and potentially warn others.
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As celebrities lined up to commiserate with him, offering him perks like a trip to the next Avengers premiere, skeptics dug a little deeper into the situation and realized Keaton's family was kinda racist.
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"I think it is wanting to find a group of people who you can commiserate with and also support each other and wanting to find someone with a similar situation," Aselton said in an interview.
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James McCune, a farmer from Mineral, Illinois, was unable to plant 85% of his intended corn acres and wanted to commiserate with his fellow farmers by hosting the "Prevent Plant Party" at The Happy Spot.
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Lorde and Carly Rae Jepsen would talk and commiserate with each about their governments still being constitutional monarchies and Queen Elizabeth II as their head of state, something Swift cannot in any way relate to.
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I rarely socialize, both because I'm ashamed and because dinner with friends is a luxury I just can't afford, and I don't know anyone else who is in my situation that I could commiserate with.
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Mr. Vongerichten can commiserate with Daniel Boulud, whose restaurant Daniel, on the Upper East Side, achieved a three-star ranking in 2010 that in 2015 was reduced to two stars, where it has been ever since.
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Fitzpatrick told reporters this week that after he threw six interceptions against the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 3, he sent a bunch of texts to Palmer to commiserate with him about their ten combined picks that Sunday.
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They did indeed, and when she was informed on court from the crowd and the 7 News reporter, she screamed "Yes!" in excitement and went on to commiserate with sports fans about the stress of watching your favorite sports.
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That Oliver's audience — which one can reasonably assume comprises holdovers from The Daily Show, affluent HBO subscribers, and angry liberals swapping clips on the internet, among others — is ready to commiserate with him is pretty crucial to his success.
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It's the first time Liv has ever descended into such a naked practice totally alone, since the first, and last by all accounts, the time she drank out of the bottle was to commiserate with a client seasons ago.
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Matt Diamond, Ruben Polo, and Sam Becht make up this self-described weed pop DIY punk band from Philadelphia, and they're here just in time to commiserate with you about the weird feelings you developed over your summer crush.
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Maybe Ulukaya could commiserate with the Canadian subsidiary of the Campbell Soup Company, which announced its plan to roll out a line of halal-certified soups back in 2010, only to be met with insane theories of Islamification via soup.
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We painfully commiserate with the shock and loss felt by friends and colleagues of Seth Conrad Rich, 85033, the Democratic National Committee staffer killed last weekend on the streets of Northwest Washington, D.C., apparently the victim of violent street crime.
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Laura Ingraham went on Sean Hannity's show on Monday to commiserate with her fellow Fox News host, who was struggling to brush aside the embarrassing revelation that he had taken legal advice from Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's beleaguered lawyer.
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"While we commiserate with the families of the late victims of this cruel act and wish those injured speedy recovery, we would like to assure the public that efforts are ongoing to track those behind the dastardly acts," an army spokesman said.
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However, as a Trump supporter I can commiserate with his lawyers and other consultants, who must often both admire his ability to command questions with the desire to get him to restrain himself and only answer what has to be answered. 2.
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"Our generation does feel frustrated that we have seen for 2202 years our politicians taking money from oil and gas executives and not taking the action that is commiserate with what U.N. climate scientists are telling us is necessary," she told Hill.
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And if you're hoping to celebrate (or commiserate) with other Cubs fans, you can stop by Kelly's Sports Bar in the East Village, Overlook in Midtown Manhattan, Canal Bar in Gowanus or the aptly named Windy City Ale House in Bay Ridge.
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Now, in a time when the nation has virtually shut down, those death notices have gone from public calls to commiserate with the family to messages like "house private at all times" and notes that funerals will come at a later date.
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Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp have become just as important as the actual game stream, letting me communicate and commiserate with everyone in real time (sorry again, Iceland.) Ultimately, it's just nice to see tech bringing people together, just like the sport is supposed to do.
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You're a jeans salesman by day, a Viking-like warrior with incredible prowess who pummels enemies by night, a misanthropist who can commiserate with me about the worst parts of living, and I believe a sweet and caring boyfriend to whoever you'd have as your lover.
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It's not that she can (or will) tell Young Hee any of this, but it strikes me as important that Elizabeth has found someone she can commiserate with on the level of being an immigrant — even if it's just about how ugly Cabbage Patch dolls are.
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We see her mourn with Bobby Kennedy (Peter Sarsgaard), commiserate with her longtime assistant and closest friend (Greta Gerwig), plan funeral arrangements with her designer (Richard E. Grant) and ask questions about death and the void with a priest to whom she is openly contemptuous (John Hurt).
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"We understand and commiserate with our community and visitors about the prolonged closure, but we cannot provide safe access to the Kilauea section of the park as long as these very unpredictable dangers threaten the safety of park staff and visitors," Park Superintendent Cindy Orlando said i n a statement on Monday .
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Inside the school's auditorium, more than 100 St. Anthony graduates and former players — many in "Once a Friar, Always a Friar" T-shirts — arrived to commiserate with Hurley, the team's longtime coach, and to pick through the trophies and the yearbooks and the scrapbooks that were set out on long tables for the taking.
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In some ways the beloved is also the bereaved-in-waiting, and just as in the course of our lives we wish people well as they graduate, marry or reach some other milestone, eventually we will find ourselves struggling to find the appropriate way to commiserate with loved ones when a member of our community achieves that final, inescapable one.
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The Sugars commiserate with this aggrieved chorus along with Gemma Hartley, the writer who set off a national conversation about emotional labor with her viral article in Harper's Bazaar, "Women Aren't Nags — We're Just Fed Up." Broaching the subject of emotional labor with a romantic partner can be tricky, especially if he feels as if he's being blamed for the imbalance of labor.
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According to one Justice official, a press assistant at DOJ was tasked with sending 702-related news clips to the core unit of those working on its passage so that everyone could keep track of the public narrative, sensing that the amount of coverage in the mainstream media was not commiserate with the urgency and importance of the bill's passage -- plus they had to try to persuade (or at least counter) a vocal chorus of critics promising to vote against it.
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