If you feel upset, please kindly don't watch this video.
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Those fundamental things that make you feel upset, they're the same.
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"Consider telling the doctor you feel upset or distressed," Dr. Puhl said.
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Mondalek's initial response to Plein's post was to feel upset, embarrassed, and angry.
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Sometimes I feel upset after a practice that is not going the right way.
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It's easy to feel upset and recurrently outraged by what you see and hear.
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Whatever it is—you can usually identify a specific thing that's causing you to feel upset.
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I know it's just a movie, but I don't go to movies to cry or feel upset.
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I feel upset that l can travel so easily the way l do, and she is so incapacitated.
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It actively made me feel upset, because the way The Witness communicated was going right over my head.
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You read them, feel upset about the daily abuse this person faced—momentarily—and then go on with your life.
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On the computer, Nick's eyes are downcast, and Gypsy starts to feel upset and asks him to look at her.
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It's never fun to feel upset, but sometimes you just have to acknowledge your feelings before you can move on.
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Opening up about our lives on social media can provide much needed support and advice when people feel upset or isolated.
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"I certainly feel upset and quite disturbed at the result in this case," Dr. Levine said in a statement on Friday.
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She is constantly getting attacked on YouTube for her appearance, but isn't allowed to feel upset, because more comments will roll in.
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This is probably going to make the people who paid hundreds of dollars for accessories harvested from the iMac Pro feel upset.
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And I think that people who feel upset about this are more than irritable, and that our ideology should be taken seriously.
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For the people who feel upset today, this is the United States of America, and it's the most glorious place to live in the world.
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Now, every time I start to feel upset about bullying and drama, I listen to this again and I feel like I'm not alone anymore.
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They also widely supported safe spaces for those who feel upset or threatened and free speech zones where protests or partisan proselytizing is explicitly allowed.
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Bringing them to a respectful march can be a meaningful and transformative learning opportunity; an angry march might only make them feel upset and helpless.
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"The fact that you feel upset about me speaking on something that affects black women makes me feel like you have some big balls," she said.
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"The fact that you feel upset about me speaking on something that affects black women makes me feel like you have some big balls," Minaj told the magazine.
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"It's understandable to feel upset once it becomes excessive as opposed to occasionally," says says Jane Greer, PhD, New York-based relationship expert and author of What About Me?
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And being worn thin by tension leaves us less able to comfort teenagers and young adults who feel upset about missing events or enjoying spring on their college campuses.
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She went on to say she thinks the environment of the show is similar to that of the pageant, and that it could once again cause Hannah to feel upset.
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"The fact that you feel upset about me speaking on something that affects black women makes me feel like you have some big balls," she told The New York Times Magazine.
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Sometimes I'll put songs out, like 'Hot Mess' or 'Girl Gang,' where I make a video that challenges people, to make them feel upset by it but then question what is upsetting.
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Most important among the many things they taught me: Not only am I allowed to feel upset about the way my body is perceived, I'm allowed to be angry about it, too.
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"I feel upset because in a democracy we need to have an opposition party, especially one strong enough to compete with the ruling party, but (now) there is only one party," he said.
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Unsurprisingly, the limited research that exists on social media psychology suggests people most often feel upset when someone they have, or recently had, a close real-world bond with unfollows or unfriends them.
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"The fact that you feel upset about me speaking on something that affects black women makes me feel like you have some big balls," Minaj told The New York Times Magazine about Cyrus.
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"The novel's use of a racial slur and its depictions of racist attitudes can cause students to feel upset, marginalized or humiliated and can create an uncomfortable atmosphere in the classroom," the resolution reads.
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"Sometimes I feel angry and sometimes I feel upset, because we saw the bombs and everyone is denying it," said Gokmen Erdem, 36, whose brother-in-law was killed on the night of the coup.
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It was reported that he had gone on an eating binge to intentionally forfeit, and he said, "I refused to fight my Israeli opponent to sympathize with the suffering of the people of Palestine, and I do not feel upset at all."
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They cry because their ears hurt and they're being made to stay in a certain position when they don't want to or the air smells strange and the noises are loud, or their stomachs feel upset or the day has been too long and they still aren't there yet or they're just plain cranky.
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My point of view was I believe I have the right to air it, but I also believe in victims' rights, and I believe that now is probably not the week to have something explosive or incendiary in the culture because someone who was affected might watch that and it could trigger something or make them feel upset.
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It refers to an ill-humoured mood state often accompanied by low mood and depressive symptoms. The people surrounding the individual often feel upset by this condition.
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In Russia, the first reactor was known as the Leningrad Nuclear Power Plant, being built in Sosnovy Bor. The Leningrad Nuclear Power Plant had many incidents that caused people to die due to radiation. This caused people to feel upset about what was being done after the deaths of many civilians. It soon became a protest which was known as the "Nuclear Monsters’ protest of the Leningrad".
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In the second verse, k-os says that although some people may have wronged him, he lets it go and "acts uncouth". But he adds that it's "just an act"; otherwise he may react negatively and cause more conflict. He states that it is part of his nature to act this way, and that despite he may feel upset, he still maintains a positive image.
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Rachel begins to feel upset she has only met her father once since reuniting. Colette and Rachel try to stop Carlton from car racing against Richie. In anger, he accidentally tells Rachel that Bao Shaoyen refuses to let her into her household. Bao Shaoyen is in fear of losing her husband's political advantages for having an illegitimate child, and wishes to prevent Rachel from receiving Carlton's inheritance.
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January 23, 1990. Iwan Fals launched Kantata Takwa albums in Tambaksari Stadium, the previous homebase of Persebaya. In the first of 30 minutes at this concert, Bonek feel upset because the festival area occupied by Aremania, which cheering the Arema's chant. Nevertheless, the Aremania keep trying to defend themselves in the festival area, although the Bonek tried to throw out the Aremania from the concert.
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However, after Liu had doctor's medicines, he felt as if some uneven stones were squeezed together in his stomach, which made him even more painful. Liu gently told Zhu Yuanzhang that he felt more pain after having Hu Weiyong's doctor's medicines. After Zhu Yuanzhang listened to this, he only gave some comforting words to Liu, which made Liu feel upset. In late March, Liu had already been unable to move freely.
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Many saw him to be a unifying force for missionaries in Canton. Though his home was luxurious compared to his students. they didn't feel upset since his home was open to them for Bible sessions and worship services. When the Japanese began attacking Canton in the late 1930s, Dr. Cadbury, as a Quaker (and therefore, a pacifist) at first felt conflicted about supporting China's fighting in the war.
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Support for children as they deal with serious medical conditions is important because although they may not understand the severity of the diagnosis or prognosis, they can perceive what is happening. They may seek comfort and protection. Young children may also blame their parents for their medical condition. For older children, they may feel upset because of their reliance on parents and others due to having their independence taken away (Gyulay, 1978).
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Meanwhile, as La-Lu and Brittany go to Tyler's to return his coin, Alvin and Simon have used the tin foil to build a spaceship, pretending to be aliens. Theodore wants in on the fun, but his brothers say no, hurting Theodore's feelings (Why Can't We Play?). Feeling sad and angry at the same time, Theodore feels the need to hit Alvin. La-Lu explains that it's okay to feel upset, but it is never okay to hit others.
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I was on Albert Square—a dream come true—I'm enjoying every second." When Mojekwu was asked in an interview with media website Digital Spy how she felt about being the only main cast member from EastEnders: E20 not appearing in EastEnders, she said: "If I was meant to go into the main show, then I would have done. Obviously I'd have loved to but for someone like my character, it'll be the support of the viewers that decide[s] her fate. I don't feel upset or anything, I just thought that it's the way these things go.
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There are many negative effects on romantic relationships caused by pseudo- listening. These effects can range from making romantic partners feel upset, inhibiting the partner's ability to effectively solve problems, encouraging an unhealthy dependence on the listener, raising the partner's level of stress, making the relationship, as a whole, less stable, causing the romantic partner to be less satisfied with the relationship, and even causing negative effects on the romantic partner's health. It’s important to recognize that there are two parts to any conversation, the person doing the talking and the person who is trying to actively listen.
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Promi Big Brother has its own Diary Room called "The Consultation Room". The Consultation Room is where Promi's can talk to Big Brother in private if ever they feel upset, lonely, angry or in seek of help and advice. Much of the house seems to have a similar design to that of the eighth series of Celebrity Big Brother UK. The bedroom was based on a forest theme just like the fifth series of Big Brother UK. The bedroom has secret storage cupboards hidden behind the walls. The garden has a swimming pool with a small boat floating in it.
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Retrieved on August 2, 2012. Cushing said that "one prominent member of the Bay Area American-Indian community" who asked to be anonymous said that many Native Americans feel upset by the school's name, and "If anything, I just wish they would change their name—it's misleading, and potentially damaging to our community." In 2012, the original AICPS drew students from several elementary schools. During the same year, John Melvin, the principal of Lincoln Elementary School, a high-performing OUSD elementary school, said that 75% of his students went to nearby AICPS II, although they had previously attended the public Westlake Middle School.
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Following Huntley's admission of guilt, this victim issued a press statement in which she confessed to feeling "a massive sense of relief", although she concluded this statement with the sentence: "Yet, I still feel upset that Huntley was left at large, resulting in the deaths of two innocent children." Carr was released on probation from HM Prison Foston Hall on 14 May 2004 after serving a total of 21 months' imprisonment (including the 16 months she had been detained while on remand).Beyond Evil: Inside the Twisted Mind of Ian Huntley p. 285 She was given a secret identity to protect her from threats of attack from vengeful members of the public in addition to being provided with a new home in an undisclosed location.
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In the final moments, it turns out that Ellie's surgery went well and she tries to bring Joss and Braden back together by saying that Braden has been out with a beautiful woman who might be the manager of Fire. Joss starts to feel upset but thinks it's the best this way. She also decides to fly back to Virginia to deal with her family's death and probably stay there permanently, but is stopped by Braden, who is angry at Joss for still being stubborn about her feelings and trying to do something alone without asking him. When he rips up her ticket, Joss unleashes her full anger and yells at him, saying that she was safe with not caring for someone until him and he should stop trying to fix her.
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The history of violent crime is dominated by those who feel no guilt or remorse; the very fact that someone is tormented by intrusive thoughts and has never acted on them before is an excellent predictor that they will not act upon the thoughts. Patients who are not troubled or shamed by their thoughts, do not find them distasteful, or who have actually taken action, might need to have more serious conditions such as psychosis or potentially criminal behaviors ruled out.Baer (2001), pp. 37–38. According to Lee Baer, a patient should be concerned that intrusive thoughts are dangerous if the person does not feel upset by the thoughts, or rather finds them pleasurable; has ever acted on violent or sexual thoughts or urges; hears voices or sees things that others do not see; or feels uncontrollable irresistible anger.
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