Journaling and therapy helped me regain my sense of self.
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Knowing his identity doesn't repair his shattered sense of self.
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There are no visions, no sense of self, no thoughts.
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"They're empowered, they have a sense of self," Becker said.
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In reality, you are someone without a sense of self.
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I was just beginning to development my sense of self.
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As a Kashmiri, it's fucked with my sense of self.
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A whole sense of self emerges from these disparate parts.
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The moment epitomized her extraordinary and confident sense of self.
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This makes it hard to form a true sense of self.
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My hearing loss has changed my identity, my sense of self.
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This play empowered me, gave me a sense of self-confidence.
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My sense of self-pity always went exceptionally well with drinking.
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Yet I was never at ease in my sense of self.
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What can't one do with such a strong sense of self?
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What struck me most is the man's sense of self-awareness.
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You need to get clear on your sense of self-worth.
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How can she develop a sense of self in her body?
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It's a huge test on your character and sense of self.
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"Could you experience your sense of self as empty?" he asked.
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Children need praise to build a healthy sense of self-esteem.
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" She added: "That's what gives me a wonderful sense of self.
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People need a sense of self-worth and work provides that.
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This sense of self has driven Ms. Williams all her life.
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But these critiques do not track with her sense of self.
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Like it or not, this affects your sense of self-worth.
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Of these services, Tictail has the most unified sense of self.
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Reflecting on this work, I have a deeper sense of self.
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The obsession is at one with your core sense of self.
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"He has a rather righteous sense of self," Ms. Paulson said.
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Did my sense of self change after this discovery at 11?
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"Women's writing is about a sense of self-discovery," she said.
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Thursday morning kicks off Cancer season, strengthening your sense of self.
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What happens when millions of people lose their sense of self?
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Similarly, there was an association between the decreases in activity in areas of the brain related to a sense of self and the volunteers' reports that they were losing their sense of self, according to the study.
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How does a communitarian world view lose its communitarian sense of self?
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He has a strong sense of self expression undiluted by his surroundings.
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Your fragile sense of self and your childhood reading capabilities is fine.
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Ripert also applauded Teigen's sense of self, which Ingraham did not mention.
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I never let someone else's narrow mind affect my sense of self.
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Hugh's sense of self is derived from his capable, can-do spirit.
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His integrity and sense of self-editing is a slice of pie.
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If popcorn chicken demolishes your sense of self-control, join the club.
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They led to an athletic scholarship and a strong sense of self.
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Part of the motivation behind this was doubtlessly his sense of self.
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Mr. Brookens and his wife also worried about Zaria's sense of self.
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Can you tell me more about your overriding sense of self worth?
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Wicca helped her develop a stronger sense of self-worth, she believes.
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Belcourt has imbued each work with a distinct sense of self-reliance.
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It affects your job prospects, your benefits, even your sense of self.
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Creativity and connection are really crucial parts of my sense of self.
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Lincoln fought any sense of self-righteous superiority the Northerners might harbor.
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Every well-intentioned person is entitled to a strong sense of self.
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Another portion sees firearms as indivisible from its very sense of self.
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My primary objection comes from my hard-won sense of self-esteem.
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Think about how such images would impact your sense of self-worth.
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Reflect on your budget, as well as your sense of self-worth.
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But he still has enough sense of self and dignity that he maintains.
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With a healthy sense of self-pride, you can simply report the facts.
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It stands to reason that their sense of self would be equally dispersed.
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O'Rourke did not achieve a clear sense of self as he entered politics.
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Currently, having sex is something people tie their sense of self-worth to.
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Your focus turns to your finances and your sense of self-worth today.
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That sense of self-importance sometimes results in a lot of eye-rolling.
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I stand with my own internal sense of self and my own values.
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She also exemplified strength and instilled in me a sense of self-worth.
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And as such, my sense of self via memory becomes illusory and untrustworthy.
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But underlying writing is a sense of self-worth and employment and agency.
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It'll rob you of your time, your thoughts, and your sense of self.
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It wasn't just her sense of self-reliance that the new paradigm offended.
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Not necessarily romantic, more of an unachievable comfort with our sense of self.
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And those...reactions don't really help the ego...and your sense of self.
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But with age usually comes wisdom, and with wisdom, a sense of self.
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Issues concerning cash and your sense of self-worth come to the fore.
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For Argentina, the debate over abortion tugged at the country's sense of self.
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Correctional institutions in America have suffered from a conflicted sense of self-identity.
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Perhaps foremost, "Life Itself" feels weighted down by its sense of self-importance.
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Witnessing an eclipse wreaks havoc on your sense of self, on rational individuality.
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But nothing changes a disabled person's sense of self like another disabled person.
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He, too, is surging ahead with a renewed sense of self-taught zeal.
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"We don't have any inflated sense of self-importance at Snopes," he said.
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Out of a sense of self-preservation, they kept their distance from politics.
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It leaves the future clear for rebuilding your totally destroyed sense of self.
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My decisions cost me my body, sense of self, and my mental health.
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A keen sense of self-awareness, almost to a fault, permeates each essay.
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My sense of self was shattered; my sense of trust in my mother destroyed.
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How do these women find a sense of self after being robbed of it?
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However, Shaw says his heroic act sprung from a instinctual sense of self-preservation.
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Perhaps a sense of self-worth and identity the "normal" world had denied him?
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It's necessary to come to any sort of mature and sincere sense of self.
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Along the way, she had to learn how to shape a sense of self.
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Eventually, Godfred wanted to bring this same sense of self-realization to other women.
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This week, it's time to get in touch with your sense of self, Aries.
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The suspects are often young and don't have a well-developed sense of self.
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It's the favored tool of bullies everywhere, savaging their victims' sense of self-worth.
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"She's very creative and has a very strong sense of self," Dewan Tatum praises.
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It's also important for you to reflect on your own sense of self worth.
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There may be somewhat of a sense of self-righteousness to Drax, but no.
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It took me six months to get my instinct and sense of self back.
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Cokeheads get nothing but a sore nose and an inflated sense of self-worth.
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Huge changes are coming around your sense of self worth, both material and emotional.
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They have achieved great heights without ever compromising their beliefs of sense of self.
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"I had so many friends who had a clear sense of self," she said.
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GLUE positions Gary's willfully fragmented, mutable, and plural sense of self within this history.
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Ms. Rose burns with Kizzy's determination to hang on to her sense of self.
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When I was younger, I didn't have the sense of self to do that.
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She analyzes the complicated results, which tug her sense of self in unanticipated directions.
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Kicking the habit didn't immediately imbue me with a newfound sense of self-love.
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It was devastating to see this usually cheerful character lose her sense of self.
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I had no idea when or if I would regain my sense of self.
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Demanding that outsiders check their privilege can simply flatter their sense of self-awareness.
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Her work had reached into people's minds and helped express their sense of self.
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EST on Sunday, leading us into the week with a strong sense of self.
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In people it is called episodic memory, and it involves a sense of self.
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They are unable to integrate different emotional states into one cohesive sense of self.
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There's something to be said for blending in without sacrificing your sense of self.
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In a way, it's what my entire sense of self and purpose rests on.
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I've been depressed for most of my life, with no sense of self-worth.
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Animals have a direct impact on both Joan's rebellion and her sense of self.
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And he had the ego and sense of self to make Dolan back off.
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Even from their initial releases, The Long Blondes had a strong sense of self.
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The alignment dots represent her mid 20s, when she found her sense of self.
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But when you see your physical progress, you create a sense of self-worth.
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But Palau's conservation efforts are really motivated by a more immediate sense of self-preservation.
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Alex was riding the high of fresh love and enjoying her newfound sense of self.
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And, now in his 50s, Sandler seems to have a healthy sense of self-awareness.
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But the innate traits you've been born with shouldn't boost your sense of self-worth.
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It seems like you emerged from prison with a heightened sense of self-awareness. Yeah.
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Aries season, which begins this week, will find you thinking about your sense of self.
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That we're always mixed with some intersection or overlapping of sense of self and identity.
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I felt that pull, how I could become lulled into this false sense of self.
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Her sense of self-determination is what ultimately causes that much sought-after Woody pivot.
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It was about the centrality of police brutality to black Americans' very sense of self.
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But on acid, these associations are weakened; the normal sense of self is broken down.
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When on LSD, this network experiences decreased connectivity, resulting in a disintegrated sense of self.
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India Eisley says her mother Olivia Hussey instilled her with a sense of self-worth.
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We try to have a sense of self management when it comes to our schedule.
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This digital identity, however, is not directly based on users' personhood or sense of self.
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The Chinese, and especially its leadership, have quite a strong and evolved sense of self.
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They begin to base their sense of self-worth on their tribe, not their behavior.
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The research indicates that mistaking your job for your sense of self is not healthy.
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It has no sense of self and desires, and Kondo completely controls the romantic narrative.
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We're tied in to other people for our sense of self and sense of identity.
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That's why my sense of self, a confidence in my identity, has never fully congealed.
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In therapy, I gained perspective and finally began to develop a sense of self-worth.
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It was painful, but that shift was vital to my livelihood and sense of self.
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Through this small collection of vignettes, the artists reveal a critical sense of self-awareness.
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So, too, did the acquisition of men's threads lend me a new sense of self.
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My sense of self isn't so heavily based on my role in the office now.
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But it does speak of a club that has, somehow, lost its sense of self.
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"We think this research shows they have a bodily sense of self," Dr. Meltzoff said.
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Each one erodes his confidence a little more, eating away at his sense of self.
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I need this #Baumeister jacket in my closet, it matches my oversized sense of self.
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It is not uncommon to have a warped or lack of strong sense of self.
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Some therapies are costly, and others do not fit with the person's sense of self.
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Denial is how the person defends his superior sense of self, her racially unequal society.
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Because the only thing second to good taste is an unshakable sense of self-possession.
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The true impact of meditation is that it actually dissolves our excessive sense of self.
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For Indians and Pakistanis, it also represents the abrupt truncating of a sense of self.
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And also what it does to your sense of self and your sense of privacy.
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Their support gave me a sense of self-confidence that I couldn't find anywhere else.
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How do you develop the toughness of skin, but also a strong sense of self?
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When college started, I began wearing a prosthesis, which drastically changed my sense of self.
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"A lot of guys in prison don't have a sense of self-worth," he continued.
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He was certainly not the last person to make me question my sense of self.
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It's catastrophic for their sense of self, and it's catastrophic for their emotional well-being.
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Give yourself time to reestablish your sense of self and build your confidence back up.
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How should parents impart this information, while maintaining their child's pride and sense of self?
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He said Williams's sense of self-reliance was a weapon he would not dare muzzle.
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How should parents impart this information while maintaining their child's pride and sense of self?
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These movements are taken to mean they have some sense of self-awareness or self-recognition.
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He's a fundamentally gentle soul, but his sense of self is critically unstable without external validation.
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I am going to find my sense of self again and it starts with this letter.
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He clings to his sense of self throughout the physical, psychological and sexual abuse he sustains.
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Once the effects of LSD subsided, the sense of self—and normal brain function—was restored.
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It establishes your status within the community, and gives users a good sense of self-esteem.
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But like its predecessor, there's not much of a sense of self that tie them together.
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But I just thought that was indicative of a larger sense of self preservation or not.
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Another Trump source says the candidate's newfound sense of self-restraint has to do with timing.
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There is a pride, a zeal, and a sense of self-sacrifice behind that first orbit.
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Powerful shifts are taking place around your relationship to money and your sense of self-worth.
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I just [had] a lot of sense of self-worth and pride in my own ability.
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And yet, the odd sense of self-savagery is sometimes there in her frustration with opponents.
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Ceaselessly scroll through everyone's most intimate economic transactions until you lose your very sense of self.
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Being bipolar meant constantly weighing the merits of instability versus a denatured, drained sense of self.
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It is scary, of course, but not if you have a strong sense of self-belief.
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Experience a stable sense of self-worth and more easily recover from minor setbacks and mistakes.
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Along with a viscerally sensuous feeling for paint, he had a playfully theatrical sense of self.
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The moon enters your sign today, Taurus, asking you to reconnect with your sense of self.
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Your focus is on your finances, as well as your sense of self-worth and security.
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Little by little, he regained his sense of self and was able to connect with people.
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Spend enough time working alone, though, and you may start to lose your sense of self.
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Gray hair appeared to confer erect posture, a purposeful stride and an unshakable sense of self.
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I need to make sure that they have a better sense of self than I had.
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Emotional suffering, in particular, can be profoundly isolating, shaking our sense of self to its core.
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But all showed a remarkable awareness of how social media influences their sense of self-worth.
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My rapist expertly dismantled my sense of self as he isolated me from friends and family.
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What did being called the world's coolest girl at 19 do to your sense of self?
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Exercise also may have more abstract psychological impacts on our sense of self-control, he says.
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Moreover, the film occasionally contemplates the fatal idea of brandishing its own sense of self-importance.
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My identity, my politics, my community, and my sense of self is a work in progress.
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But there's a sense of self-righteousness that comes out of that campaign that bothered me.
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TO DEFEND THEIR independence the Swiss have mountains, conscription and a fierce sense of self-reliance.
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A well-earned sense of self-assurance is another reason our retention rates are so high.
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However, it has also damaged our relationships, our country, our planet, and our sense of self.
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One of my deepest truths, my sense of self, is something I had to lie about.
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"Honey" and "Human Being" anchor Honey, both rife with confidence and a sense of self-care.
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What do you think this says about Madame Hyde's sense of self or her sense of womanhood?
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If Democrats lose, Democratic partisans feel the loss as a blow to their own sense of self.
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How is our sense of self informed or deformed by the web of information that connects us?
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When your erroneous belief is wrapped up in your value system, it buttresses your sense of self.
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Today we touch on my unstable sense of self-esteem, my new medications, and my general anxiety.
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And she isn't giving up her strong sense of self as she becomes the Duchess of Sussex.
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Too often, women push their own needs aside in order to coddle someone else's sense of self.
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"She's done such a good job of maintaining her sense of self amongst the spotlight," says Sellers.
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Immigrating is hard: It's hard financially, it's hard emotionally, and it's hard on your sense of self.
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The moon is in Taurus today, finding you reflecting on money and your sense of self-worth.
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Years into my loveless, lonely marriage, my sexuality and sense of self were suffocating, all but dead.
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But with Face, SHINee's Key showed that he has a clear sense of self as Kim Kibum.
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A sense of self, access to opportunities, and an ability to work are a little more complicated.
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So it's involved in all these very important functions related to the sense of self, the ego.
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LePoint says it was important for her to keep her sense of self intact during that time.
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"I was always glad she got to make the choice though, for her own sense of self."
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After the campaign ended, so did his sense of security, and perhaps even his sense of self.
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Burke feels that Clover has gained a great sense of self-confidence and strength from this project.
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Myth demands an outsized sense of self, and its music likewise demands to be ego made sonic.
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Not only has she regained her sense of self worth, she's become stronger on the other side.
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Part of that is societal conditioning, and part of that is a lack of sense of self.
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Tonight, as the Moon enters Pisces, you'll reflect on your finances and your sense of self-worth.
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It's likely that she can take or leave relationships as she has a strong sense of self.
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Is there a sense of self-satisfaction that comes with out-living many of those early peers?
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But some things, you don't cede, because to do so would compromise your very sense of self.
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Catering to men's fragile sense of self is exactly what this show is here to rail against.
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This will finding you reflecting on your budget, as well issues concerning your sense of self-worth.
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The book continually asks the question of whether loss creates a sense of self or destroys it.
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Fortunately for his readers, Ngugi possesses an even more powerful weapon for maintaining his sense of self.
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But at the same time, I do not want to lose my sense of self over this.
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Male leaders, when given complete power in the church begin to have a heightened sense of self.
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"This is a scenario in which a company is basically owning our sense of self," he said.
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Both dynamics negatively impact your relationship, and they also deplete your happiness and sense of self-worth.
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In this way, they construct a positive sense of self despite the limits of their economic class.
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The thrill of rebellious acts fuels your sense of self, and you love showing off your originality.
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An animal so unlike the animal I am, one with such a developed sense of self-possession?
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However, she observed interviewees subconsciously adjusting their sense of self to the environment they had moved to.
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This means developing a sense of self, defining personal ethics, and learning how to form meaningful relationships.
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That we are refusing to be denied our sexuality, our sense of self and gender and identity.
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They are over issues that make people feel their sense of self is disrespected and under threat.
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But it wasn't just young black and brown children on whom Harris impressed a sense of self.
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But when Leo is assaulted by police officers, hairline cracks in his sense of self gape open.
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Members of Congress also possess a sense of self-interest that exceeds their allegiance to the president.
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You'll be feeling revved up to tackle issues concerning cash and your sense of self-worth today.
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The threesome and the pregnancy, for me, was like a hardcore reset to my sense of self.
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But in practice, it shreds the series's sense of self, and Dominic Toretto's status as a principled character.
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Unless people have an extremely realistic sense of self, I feel like these answers just can't be telling.
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And now she's hoping to instill that same sense of self in her 6-year-old daughter, Genesis.
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There's a confidence in her voice that I want, a sense of self that makes me believe her.
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She has to decide if being his good girl is worth giving up her sense of self-worth.
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More likely, it would be exhausting and rob them of a sense of self separate from their work.
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They no longer will have to look for these affirmation or sense of self worth from another guy.
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The fact families can consume eggs or milk all year-round adds to their sense of self-sufficiency.
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But she refused to let the disease take away from her confidence, feminism, and sense of self-worth.
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And she wants something else for herself: an identity and sense of self where she's actually in control.
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"She's done such a good job of maintaining her sense of self amongst the spotlight," she tells Refinery29.
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When our employer cuts off the dialogue about pay, it damages our sense of self-worth, Peakon found.
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Is everyone who thinks black America could benefit from more of a sense of self-empowerment a bigot?
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My daughter deserves a chance to find self-confidence and a sense of self-worth without your commentary.
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I know from personal experience how comments can mess up somebody's self-confidence and sense of self-worth.
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Usually, psychopaths are cunning and charming, have an over-sized sense of self-worth, and are pathological liars.
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Honestly, it forced me to confront some difficult issues relating to my sense of self and my identity.
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My parents also raised me with a really strong sense of self, which I am hugely appreciative for.
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I had a really ingrained sense of self-hate and punishment and guilt around my step-father's death.
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Neptune begins its retrograde in Pisces this evening, encouraging you to tap into your sense of self-worth.
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This Mercury retrograde focuses on your money situation and, emotionally, on your sense of self-worth and security.
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But this phenomenon exists alongside the "confidence gap," the gulf between men's and women's sense of self-worth.
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I understand the reflexive resistance to having your negative beliefs disrobed and your sense of self dressed down.
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The slave achieves his sense of self by work that transforms the natural world into a human world.
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" Sir Richard Branson speaks of "the sense of self-esteem that universal basic income could provide to people.
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For those who feel like they have lost their sense of self, this scam makes them feel important.
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Schizophrenia can be a devastating psychiatric disorder that warps a person's understanding of reality and sense of self.
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Many participants reported feeling challenged by their experience—nine out of 13 described losing their sense of self.
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Pay attention to the conversations that come up this evening concerning money or your sense of self-worth.
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I believe that in what I do and in my sense of self, there's a vindication of women.
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The feeling, I imagine, isn't much different from what advanced meditators experience when their sense of self disappears.
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Feeling good naked is connected to a sense of self and a place of self-love and confidence.
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"Dating more physically attractive people may also elevate one's own sense of self-worth and attractiveness," she said.
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Unable to communicate, Gregor finds his sense of self — and his family and work relationships — in deep crisis.
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I felt grounded, with a strong, unshakable sense of self — a great entry point into marriage and motherhood.
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Pride is an internal and an external state, a sense of self and an outlook on the world.
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In either case, the risk of the device was that it fundamentally shifted the patient's sense of self.
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As far as I can tell, this is because I've incorporated my fandoms into my sense of self.
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To the Editor: While reading David Brooks's article, I was struck by a sudden sense of self-recognition.
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Never was a blustering demagogue led by a distempered sense of self-importance into a more fatal error.
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He attacked a city and its sense of self as the proudly cosmopolitan, multicultural capital of northern England.
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Their sense of self-worth, ego and respect all are inextricably tied to the operation of the business.
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Unless people have an extremely realistic sense of self, we feel like these answers just can't be telling.
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Your focus is on cash and your sense of self-worth today, thanks to the Moon in Pisces.
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But more fundamentally, our sense of self is depleted, and the opportunities available to the younger generation are fractured.
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But one thing that hasn't changed is her strong sense of self, which even has the Queen taking notice!
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Welch suggests that he rebuild his sense of self by going on multiple job interviews, just for the practice.
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Another way I've learned to cope is to tether my sense of self to something other than physical activity.
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At the end of the day, Fitzsimons hopes to inspire confidence and a sense of self-worth in everyone.
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The show lays out a lifetime spent turning generic subjects into ruminations on place, sense of self, and time.
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"You have to remember not to lose your sense of self," Natalie tells Parents Latina in a joint interview.
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This is because such machinery determines not just how much you earn but also your sense of self-worth.
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You're already feeling the big changes that are coming up, especially around money and your sense of self-worth.
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Such public exposure could open him up to further, worse bullying and an even more isolated sense of self.
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We hugged, I cried out of relief and walked out of there with a renewed sense of self-worth.
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Their unapologetically black art and activism gave me a sense of self and identity that I was sorely missing.
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And I've just told you that I think our sense of self-worth requires some forms of feedback, right?
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VICE: When did you first become aware of mental illness, and how did this impact your sense of self?
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The solar eclipse in Leo lands August 21, shifting around your finances and your sense of self-worth, Cancer.
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Flannery's new straightness "made her feel older," her new sense of self mixed up with the ritual of mating.
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Your focus turns to your sense of self-worth (and also your finances) when the Moon enters Scorpio tonight.
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The full moon in Aries brings a release around a complicated situation that's tested your sense of self worth.
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It comes with living without the manhood mask, allowing your core being and sense of self to get stronger.
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This was one of the primary reasons Musk and the other innovators had a strong sense of self-efficacy.
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Not real voices, but thoughts that infect your mind, your sense of self, your sense of what is real.
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Young people need adults who set expectations and help them develop critical thinking skills and a sense of self.
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That is the beginning, a sense of self-worth, a sense of how one's self can affect others' lives.
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And to me it speaks to a certain brashness, a sense of self-importance, of CNN at the time.
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Today's full moon in Sagittarius is major around money, and, on an emotional level, your sense of self-worth.
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A new cycle is here, especially concerning money and your sense of self-worth—ask for what you want!
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Use this new moon's power to manifest abundance, security, and an increased sense of self-worth in your life.
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Plus, Venus meets with Saturn, which will be fab for your finances—and your sense of self-worth, too!
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I saw the signs: the sleepless nights, the absent appetite, the euphoria and superhuman sense of self, the irritability.
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Perhaps this Thiel situation will finally bring that sense of self-awareness to those who hadn't realized this yet.
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It took me years as an adult to develop my own sense of self as a person of color.
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To have such a long and diverse career, without losing that sense of self, is something I aspire to.
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Forget game theory: Austen's Lizzy is a daintified mixed martial arts fighter, battling to preserve her sense of self.
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The right message can be an ideal remedy for a lost sense of self — or a lost cabinet position.
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So — does Page just have a heightened sense of self-importance and a weakness for cloak-and-dagger language?
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But being stripped of her license to practice would be a direct hit on her deepest sense of self.
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Turning down arranged marriages, Kusama utterly lacked a sense of self-doubt as she pursued a career in painting.
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He has lost his sense of self, and he resents the endless therapy sessions that seem to lead nowhere.
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Our sense of self, of course, is built on much more than just the ethnic tribe we belong to.
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This was partly out of a sense of self-preservation; at this point, the rocket was effectively a bomb.
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Scientists use mirrors to find out if animals recognize themselves, to see if they have some sense of self.
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With its haunting afterlife, sexual trauma, especially when it occurs in childhood, destroys one's sense of self and safety.
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James Baldwin's 1956 novel is a layered exploration of queer desire — and of the writer's own sense of self.
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" Women's Health notes, "The tattoo reminds her to strengthen both her sense of self and the environment around her.
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Expect highlights from a catalog reaching back more than a decade, performed with a sense of self-aware spectacle.
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She saw her task as helping them develop what she called their "ego-strength," their sense of self-worth.
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Paltrow now credits much of her success in the business world to that vulnerability and sense of self-awareness.
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"You are not there in order to prop up your own sense of self importance or your own power."
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Writing the book allowed Miller, now 25, to reclaim the sense of self that had been stolen by Turner.
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I didn't realize it at the time, but that erasure was painful and damaging to my sense of self.
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You need to have a strong sense of self to have the wherewithal to do this kind of work.
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"This is a fundamental component of where the ego is thought to reside, your sense of self," Gandy said.
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Build a sense of self-worth and an identity that was divorced from a lot of these outside signals.
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Losing a sense of self, some Buddhists argue, is not the same as feeling oneness with the whole world.
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The hostility, aggression and/or sadism displayed by the perpetrator are intended to threaten the victim's sense of self.
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Sophie Turner may have found true love with Joe Jonas, but her sense of self-worth comes from her work.
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In this case, I think I have to have a sense of self-awareness about what my role is here.
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Second, neither scientists nor philosophers have a firm idea of how the body contributes to our essential sense of self.
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Now, Wendy's license is under review, her former clients won't see her, and her entire sense of self is crumbling.
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It was with a renewed sense of self – and with her priorities straight – that she met Rodriguez, in early 2017.
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I think the way you defeat Trump is by aspiration, by vision, by appealing to people's higher sense of self.
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And that's perhaps one of the cruelest things about involuntary detention: You take from a person their sense of self.
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This is a great day to reflect on your relationship with money, Pisces, and on your sense of self worth.
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What does it mean to your sense of self to suddenly find yourself with a family you never knew about?
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South Korean youngsters suggest that you engage in quiet reflection to help you overcome your inflated sense of self-importance.
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Like those male leaders, she possessed a solid sense of self and an open determination to have her own way.
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"Psychedelics are a stark reminder that the sense of self that we have is kind of precarious," said Carhart-Harris.
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Whereas Rachel doesn't let Nick's wealth affect her sense of self, Astrid's enormous fortune has a detrimental effect on Michael.
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With that choice, she found a deeper connection to her spirituality, while also discovering a stronger sense of self-identity.
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It starts with admitting that we can all be antiscientific, illogical fuck-ups, when facts oppose our sense of self.
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What does that do to your sense of self, what does that do to your sense of safety, your relationship?
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If '71 gave us a sense of 'self-belief' for the first time, then '01 restored it 30 years later.
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Robots and other parent-tech don't have the capacity to teach children about developing relationships or a sense of self.
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To this day, you can still feel the effect the letter had on his sense of self and his comedy.
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New African Photography II also features fashion photography that speak to an increasing sense of self across the vast continent.
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Since splitting from golf pro Tiger Woods in May 2015, Lindsey Vonn says she's found a renewed sense of self.
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Peixoto became so good at handball so quickly, and at such a young age, his sense of self became warped.
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It's silly the NHL feels the need to ascribe some false sense of self-importance to the All-Star Game.
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"They only know what it's like to please the group, and don't really have a sense of self," he said.
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After two and a half years of being beaten, degraded and de-humanized, she had lost her sense of self.
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What I remember most clearly is the time spent talking about our life goals (career, family and sense of self).
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Is their sense of self-importance or their need to be eyewitnesses to disaster more important than sound judgment here?
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"It can sometimes take years for ex-Rajneeshees to regain a sense of self-confidence and self-worth," says Baran.
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Abdul-Rahman believes that restoring the right to vote for people like Miller gives them a sense of self-determination.
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It's a familiar tale that Beck tells: Early in life, friendships are central to our development and sense of self.
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It's about owning your body and your sense of self and choosing to wear pieces that make you feel good.
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Alain LeRoy Locke's drive to revolutionize black culture was fueled in no small part by his sense of self-importance.
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A squad that lacks a sense of self does not sue its own federation on the eve of a tournament.
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You can't help seeing the irony and the baroness's sense of self-deprecation, considering the family into which she married.
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But it doesn&apost pay your bills, help you realize your dreams, or bring you a deep sense of self.
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I lost my sense of self, questioned if I belonged in this business, thought maybe I did suck at everything.
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González's strong sense of self and identity shines through as a defining characteristic of the most vocal Douglas Stoneman students.
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Beyond Sondland's need to amend his testimony, several officials questioned what they perceived to be his inflated sense of self.
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For as long as Eli could remember, gender dysphoria had hung like a fog, obscuring any solid sense of self.
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For my own well being, I must remember my sense of self has always been, and needs to remain, plural.
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If you leave it playing in an empty room, it's easy to lose track of time, place, sense of self.
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Emotionally, this full moon is in a sensitive one, and will find you reflecting on your sense of self-worth.
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Your sense of self, sexuality, and gender identity was able to evolve beyond a polarity, to a place of coexisting harmoniously.
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It's going through complete and total chaos, and then coming out the other side with an entirely new sense of self.
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Overreliance on youth leads to a distorted sense of self-importance for young players, with all the disciplinary problems that brings.
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The truth is, a haircut can change your entire sense of [self] and who you really are can come into focus.
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Harris' book isn't preachy; rather, it recasts small lifestyle changes as part of a struggle to regain that sense of self.
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You also need to have a good sense of self and understanding of where you want to go in your career.
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It is with passion, courage of conviction, and strong sense of self that we take our next steps into the world.
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This comes shortly after Uranus and the Sun brought some big shake-ups around finances and your sense of self-worth.
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Those messages subtly form a queer person's sense of self, and the negative thoughts that result manifest in many different ways.
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This makes sense, because we already knew that this area plays a role in creating identity and a sense of self.
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Astrologer Nadia Gilchrist writes that Venus in Leo is also associated with increased pride and a heightened sense of self-worth.
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I believe that skateboarding can give anybody a sense of self-expression or freedom and it can help build self-esteem.
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And those across the industry have taken notice of the newcomer, which Chu attributes to her candor and sense of self.
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So the whole scientific literature on dolphins is consistent with the fact that they have a very robust sense of self.
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This young woman has a calm courage and sense of self that so many Millennials are showing the world these days.
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Nor are those in what Walter Bagehot called the "efficient" branch of government immune to an inflated sense of self-importance.
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Your focus shifts to your stuff, your cash, and your sense of self worth when the Moon enters Leo this evening.
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Without the unified sense of self that attachment and stability brings, dissociated identities can make someone's personality appear to swing wildly.
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The Moon is in Libra today, encouraging you to reflect on your relationship with money and your sense of self-worth.
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According to researchers, someone in flow will experience a lack of sense of self, a decline in fear and time distortion.
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By learning to make new friends and to trust in her friendships, Raymie comes into a powerful sense of self-knowledge.
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"[Job loss] changes everything: a person's self-esteem, sense of self, the basic routine and structure of the day," she said.
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Ad-targeting algorithms, it turns out, can function very similarly to personality quizzes, right down to affecting our sense of self.
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Raju has a considerable sense of self-possession but he remains a teenager, which is to say patience is not endless.
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After release, it is nearly impossible for people to find housing, obtain employment, and to rebuild their sense of self-worth.
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Maslo is a reference to Maslow's hierarchy of needs and developing the tools you need to have that sense of self.
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The Moon in Gemini finds you reflecting on money and budgets, and on an emotional level, your sense of self-worth.
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You're ready to make some powerful changes around your relationship with money, as well as with your sense of self-worth.
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Sure, he's a genius with a heart that bleeds red, white, and blue, but he has no sense of self-preservation.
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They find a sense of self as they get older, wearing traditional styles and learning religious chants passed down through generations.
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Central to this disorder are depressed mood and self-harm, along with difficulties with relationships and a confused sense of self.
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I've always kind of kept up with what's happening and what's popular, but also maintained a sense of self throughout it.
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He had embarked on a series of landscapes, Ms. Nycander said, but a creeping sense of self-doubt stymied his efforts.
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But this ethos deprives children of the chance to develop social skills and the sense of self-sufficiency associated with adulthood.
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He's playing on the Senate's sense of self-importance, suggesting it as the only venue sufficiently wise to try the case.
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It also arrived at the tail end of a relationship that had stifled her creativity and warped her sense of self.
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It takes an especially robust sense of self to so openly invite ridicule, rendering the film's title somewhat less than credible.
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Yet, having a sense of self and knowing when and how to care for yourself is the antithesis of being selfish.
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Traveling solo can be difficult, confusing, and scary, but it rewards you with an improved sense of self-awareness and confidence.
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The Moon enters Aquarius today, Capricorn, activating the sector of your chart that rules your finances and sense of self-worth.
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After heartbreak, Conover has thrown himself work, with a renewed sense of self (and a personal assistant to keep him on track).
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Researchers have suggested that this disintegration is responsible for why people report losing their sense of self or ego while on drugs.
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Venus enters Cancer on July 31, bringing blessings to your bank account and, emotionally, reconnecting you with your sense of self-worth.
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After two years, when my sense of self had completely eroded and my mental health was in the gutter, I ended things.
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They're starting to talk openly about the effect war and displacement has had on their art and their people's sense of self.
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That's how songs like 'Nasty' and 'What Have You Done for Me Lately' were born, out of a sense of self-defense.
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The moon enters Sagittarius today, lighting up the sector of your chart that rules your finances and your sense of self-worth.
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All of which to say, it's an alternate path for reality TV without the competition or fierce sense of self-made stardom.
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Williams has made it clear throughout her career — her own sense of self-worth and self-love takes priority over critics' comments.
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The solar eclipse on August 11 will bring a critical turn of events for your finances, and for your sense of self.
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And this is not a condemnation, by the way, but rather a celebration of the American sense of self determination and resourcefulness.
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That representation can be the difference between isolation and fear, and feeling normal, connected, and empowered by a strong sense of self.
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He basically said that because of his inflated sense of self, he had the green light to violate women whenever he pleased.
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It starts with admitting that we, and our parties, can all be antiscientific, illogical fuckups when facts oppose our sense of self.
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The moon enters Taurus today, finding you reflecting on issues concerning money, and on an emotional level, your sense of self-worth.
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Her courage and sacrifice, not to mention fierce sense of self, paved the way for artists like myself to have a shot.
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There's so much public dialogue about all that children destroy: your time, your sense of self, every electronic device in your house.
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The moon in Cancer asks you to reflect on your sense of self-worth, and on a more mundane level, your finances.
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A glioblastoma diagnosis can affect a person's sense of self, says David Arons, chief executive officer of the National Brain Tumor Society.
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Calbee Shrimp Chips are like Doritos—or whatever chip demolishes your sense of self-control—in that they're engineered to be delicious.
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But as I became more tangled up in the delusions, I lost any sense of self-awareness and terror fully consumed me.
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Some might even say she is outrageous, but her strong sense of self is what got her exactly where she is now.
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He gives them a safe space surrounded by others as fragile as they are so they can regain their sense of self.
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A VR headset supplants your natural vision, obscuring the real world and re-centering your sense of self in the game world.
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There's a full moon in Scorpio on Sunday, bringing some issues around finances or your sense of self-worth to a climax.
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Who you are, what you want, your style and demeanor, and your sense of self and identity are all about to shift.
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The sense of self-affirmation that black children experience in this country through conventional education is criminally inadequate if not totally absent.
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"For the first time in my life, I feel like I have a sense of self that I'm comfortable with," she said.
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Over two dozen mixtapes and albums, Thug has instantiated his city's independent streak, unshakeable sense of self-reliance, and ten-gallon confidence.
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The moon enters Aries and illuminates the sector of your chart that rules your finances and your sense of self-worth today.
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It's really like going from a whole world and a whole sense of self to suddenly being a part of the system.
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But the ways in which prison life broke down my sense of self were often much subtler than those well-known examples.
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He's got his own calling and his own sense of self, and his own very important place in the world of Westeros.
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The hack jeopardized my physical safety, my career, my sense of self-worth and every relationship I have had or will have.
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And his intense, theatrical sense of self-awareness short-circuited criticisms that his music was unoriginal—that seemed to be the point.
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I've had more success answering it in my personal life by anchoring my sense of self in another type of identity: faith.
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All that matters is making sure your sense of self-worth is tied to something decoupled from your professional success, or failure.
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Does she wish to see herself reflected in more people's eyes, since her beauty is the core of her sense of self?
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Obama has great timing, and a sense of self-deprecation honed over years of making fun of his name and his ears.
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Serious stuff concerning cash (and your sense of self-worth) comes up this morning, due to the Sun's opposition with taskmaster Saturn.
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The moon enters Cancer this morning, lighting up the sector fo your chart that rules finances and your sense of self-worth.
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For $16, I figured the egg was worth a shot if it might boost my focus and sense of self every day.
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If a positive attitude and a sense of self-worth are what matters for success, then failure is always your own fault.
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The Moon enters Sagittarius this afternoon, illuminating the sector of your chart that rules your finances and your sense of self-worth.
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She was a teenager coming out of foster care and her sense of self and her support system was tentative and fragile.
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Could it be that your overwhelming desire for him allows you to behave in ways that otherwise violate your sense of self?
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These Timehops have become a key part of the routine by which, each morning, I try to restore my sense of self.
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I pored over the Sears catalogue for clothes that were intended for girls yet didn't compromise my integrity and sense of self.
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Yoking her formidable vocal powers to a brilliant sense of self-presentation, Ms. Franklin made herself a model of empowerment and pride.
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Growing up, my sense of self was often tied to the digits reflected on a scale or the waistband of my jeans.
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It's a great day for connecting with friends, Pisces—but watch out for frustration around money or your sense of self-worth.
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She also knows that, in between tests and treatments and side effects, it's easy for people to lose their sense of self.
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The perfect pair, she says, would accentuate her hips and show off her figure — and give her a sense of self-assurance.
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What differentiates Rick's group from Negan's is the simple fact that their love for each other outweighs their sense of self-preservation.
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The passages that center her own sense of self can sap the momentum of the narrative that takes place on the ranch.
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Yes, you can have it all, assuming your all doesn't include sanity, ease, a coherent sense of self, an untrammeled pelvic floor.
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I was surrounded by artists and designers and creatives of all kinds who celebrated me for my unique, overstated sense of self.
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I prefer the word strength which to me, speaks to one's power but with a sense of self-awareness, ownership, and attitude.
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While loved ones' concern is understandable, selective eaters consider it intrusive and an attack on their sense of self, Dr. Kauer said.
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Now, in a turn of events highly predictable to anyone without a blinding sense of self-importance, Čačić has called Lovren's bluff.
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I feel like it's a great responsibility to raise a good man, respectful, with integrity, honest, a great sense of self-assurance.
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As an artist, she curates her image online as well, making her selfie collection unique to her aesthetic and sense of self.
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But so is stuff like Russian Doll that nudges things in a different direction through its own sheer, dogged sense of self.
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"People who experience IP have an intense fear of failure because their sense of self-worth is constantly at stake," he says.
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But, then, a signature style also indicates faith in a kind of permanence — in a permanent identity and a stable sense of self.
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But even those who aren't interested in coupling up anytime soon can use the season to explore a deeper sense of self-love.
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As she sings near a mirror, she contemplates her sense of self-worth and we see the parallel stories of other guests unfold.
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Adolescence is a tough time, and adolescence typically get their sense of self, who they are from how they are treated at school.
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For deeper issues tied to your general sense of self-worth in the job market, you may need to do some hard work.
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In the post below his video, he embodied the sense of self-discovery these young artists are finding right now through their work.
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Their strength, verve, and sense of self were all qualities exemplified by George Michael, who died on Christmas at the age of 53.
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Dangerous to your sense of safety, dangerous to your sense of self, to your relationships, and perhaps even to any potential future career.
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Those layers of lashes not only ushered in a greater sense of self, but a blown-out approach to her entire stage presence.
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It's totally believable that Elsa would have lost her sense of self — for years, she's defined herself by her relationship to other people.
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" Ferreira explained to PsyPost that, "A well differentiated person can be intensely intimate with another without losing their sense of self and independence.
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When two people have similar degrees of maintaining a sense of self in a relationship, they were found to have higher sexual desire.
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It's especially important to instill this in them when they're little, so that they can grow up with a strong sense of self.
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Each time his photographs inspired my sense of self and style, and I would cut them out, taping them to my bedroom walls.
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Now Clarkson has a new home and a sense of self-confidence that lets her skip thinking about those who no longer matter.
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The egotistical presumption that people would pay money to visit his grave after his death appears consistent with Manson's outsized sense of self.
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It was with a renewed sense of self — and with her priorities straight — that she began her relationship with Rodriguez in early 2017.
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Archie proves not to have a secure sense of self and begins to heavily doubt his abilities in the wake of Oscar's judgment.
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A lot of people who try psychedelics experience something called "ego dissolution," which is what happens when the sense of self totally disappears.
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What I do know is that I had to cultivate a sense of self based on what was healthy and comfortable for me.
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In the last year of working with Fiction my sense of self was so low it certainly led to me leaving the company.
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No matter how many times I was told that the miscarriage was not my fault, I couldn't escape a sense of self-blame.
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For a survivor to feel strong enough to act on her own behalf, trauma therapists focus on empowering her sense of self-efficacy.
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"In this state the sense of 'self' that pervades normal waking consciousness is reduced, and may disappear completely," Nour wrote over e-mail.
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Travel psychologist Michael Brein says that sharing travel stories gives people an increased sense of self-confidence and a distinction among their peers.
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"It's not a good or healthy thing to have your sense of self-worth determined by what other people are saying," he said.
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Build up self-worth "I also wanted you to feel secure and have a high sense of self-worth," my mom told me.
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" She also expresses a sense of self-alienation, saying: "I lay in bed at night and I'm like, 'So where is it, Izzy?
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In New Haven, my mother and I revised our mode of thinking slowly, tenuously, and those changes informed our evolving sense of self.
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"The body is your space where you have some modicum of agency, where you can keep your sense of self intact," she said.
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The moon is in Taurus today, Aries, illuminating the sector of your chart that rules your finances and your sense of self-worth.
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And a Congress with even a basic sense of self-preservation would force a president who refuses to make them to do so.
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He has made a drastic decision, partly influenced by an inadequate administrative system and partly influenced by his diminished sense of self-worth.
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Most of all, I have a strong sense of self and the willingness to be raw and compassionate with the people I love.
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The Moon is in Aries today, Pisces, lighting up the sector of your chart that rules your finances and sense of self-worth.
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When it comes to cash, Taurus gives one a sense of self-discipline; you may find yourself attracting material things during this cycle.
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Today's new moon in Sagittarius will bring you a fresh start around money, as well as your sense of self-worth and security.
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I cried, I felt happy, and despite fluctuating between those feelings like a banana boat, an important sense of self started to return.
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One indication of a healthy relationship is individualization: a strong sense of self, self-confidence and the knowledge of your needs and values.
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In Mia Hansen-Løve's Things to Come, Huppert is a philosophy professor rediscovering her sense of self when her life turns upside down.
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In a pandemic, the significant effect that technology is having on our families, work, safety and sense of self is even more apparent.
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Sometimes Barron came down to the gym during their sessions, sweetly shy and polite, dependent on his mother for his sense of self.
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She reclaims prostitution, and pornography, in a similar manner, stressing that her "gratifying" years as an escort helped rebuild her sense of self.
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" During the performance, though, she aims to lose her sense of self and "really become a part of the working tools or machines.
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The opinion, the expectation, the love, the expression of equity from a coach, all are critical to a young person's sense of self.
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As she devolves into a weird hybrid of Perle Mesta and Nancy Drew, her sense of self-importance billows like a mushroom cloud.
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It shows how many people have no sense of self expression too, they just follow trends in hopes to be with the times.
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She eventually received the treatment she needed, but the tortuous ordeal disrupted her assumptions about the medical profession and her sense of self.
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Strong decisions come from a strong sense of self-confidence and belief that a decision, even if proved wrong, is better than none.
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This trend found itself into my high school years, as I began adolescence, and my sense of self began to develop and unfold.
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A classic dress and a great pair of heels, but always coupled with a strong sense of self, a clear purpose, and confidence!
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"Similarly, Darktrace works by learning a sense of 'self' across the entire digital business and identifying emerging threats in real time," she said.
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There is no better means of assisting children to fulfill every promise in life than an education and a sense of self-worth.
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We are their mirrors as they develop a sense of self-worth, but mine is a reflection I'd rather my daughter not see.
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According to the best science we have, moment by moment, thought by thought, it&aposs continually creating and maintaining our sense of self.
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As the connection between the sensates gets deeper, the couple's bond may become strained as Nomi struggles to keep her sense of self.
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Venus is currently retrograde in Pisces, encouraging you to rethink a few things concerning your love life and your sense of self worth.
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The league sends a message of unity to people, in a country which has never really had a very strong sense of self.
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There are nine traits used to identify narcissistic personality disorder (things like "requires excessive admiration" and "has a grandiose sense of self-importance").
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Doesn't it require a truly undeserved sense of self-satisfaction to believe your penis is unique enough to be permanently immortalized in rubber?
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Cristina Santos: I've always worked on women's identity and the sociocultural factors that influence how women construct their sense of self and how they see themselves—not only as part of the community that they live in, but [also] how they see themselves as a being, and how what happens when that sense of self-definition is in opposition to the sociocultural norm.
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The Moon enters Water sign Pisces this morning, activating the sector of your chart that rules your finances and your sense of self-worth.
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He has spent so long promoting himself as a nonstop winner that revelations about his many loser years could threaten his sense of self.
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I'm thirty, and it's the first time I've felt a coherent and grounded sense of self, which has to do with my sexual consciousness.
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We don't know exactly how that would change you, your sense of self, your memories, your connection to the world — only that it will.
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" She believes that seeing yourself outside of prescriptive stock roles is "subconsciously very important for your self-esteem and your sense of self-worth.
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You need plenty of space to do your own thing, Taurus, and right now that thing is changing and revolutionizing your sense of self.
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"Encouraging your children that they can do anything they want is good to reinforcing their own sense of self and self-worth," she says.
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Pregnancy and motherhood, by definition, are about making a sudden series of significant sacrifices involving our time, our sense of self, and our bodies.
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More importantly, it seems like North already has a strong sense of self, along with plenty of love and affirmations from her huge family.
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After struggling with an eating disorder and body image issues for years, spending conscious time with herself had strengthened her sense of self-love.
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They teach their children that education, hard work and a strong sense of self are all that one requires to succeed and find security.
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I think he's absolutely capable, and I think it had to be something this heartbreaking to usher him into a new sense of self.
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Capricorn is a hardworking Earth sign, and this full moon will be major for your finances as well as your sense of self-worth.
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It's an almost literal blow-by-blow account of how Kunta Kinte's captors and then owners set out to demolish his sense of self.
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In addition to eventually finding his birth mother, part of McDaniels' recovery and reclaiming his sense of self was recording a song with McLachlan.
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They have effects that can be disturbing, like sensory distortions, the dissolution of one's sense of self, and the vivid reliving of frightening memories.
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Lutz turned to photography as a way to explore the impact of mental illness on his mother, his family, and his sense of self.
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Empirically, we find people feeling awe are more humble, and their sense of self diminishes, their sense of network expands, they become more altruistic.
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Starting FreshHoping to find her sense of self, Tunstall turned to friends, books and more to find the work-life balance she was missing.
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We want to use all aspects of consumption to give ourselves a sense of self or identity, whether that's food or clothes or alcohol.
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No matter what other people think of him, he thinks he can power the league to profit through his own sense of self-satisfaction.
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They toiled for their children, whom they struggled not just to support, but to show constant affection, giving them a sense of self worth.
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I also think it's really important to balance the silly with the academic and to do it all with some sense of self-awareness.
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Mars enters Gemini on April 21, igniting the sector of your chart that rules your finances as well as your sense of self-worth.
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The result is a work that enlarges our understanding of what the novel can be—and the sense of self we take for granted.
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The full moon in Capricorn brings a climax to a situation concerning your finances, or on an emotional level, your sense of self-worth.
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Throughout the film, they push the importance of mental health care and the necessity of rehabilitating athletes' sense of self-worth after a loss.
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Today's new moon in Aries is all about wiping the slate clean around your spending habits, and reconnecting to your sense of self-worth.
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He is either a lovable, naive, 19th-century luddite, or a man with a gargantuan ego and a semi-debilitating sense of self-regard.
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On another note, exciting growth is taking place for you financially, or on a more emotional level, your sense of self-worth is blooming.
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The Moon is in Cancer today, illuminating the sector of your chart that rules your finances as well as your sense of self-worth.
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A social psychological theory, called terror management theory (TMT), is one way to understand how this anxiety influences our behavior and sense of self.
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Hull is our humanistic Dante, our guide through and into his blindness, its existential challenges to his life, family, work, and sense of self.
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He feels Trump has lost his sense of self-awareness, using as an example an incident in the first weeks of the new administration.
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As for that unshakable sense of self: As Jennifer Aniston herself might tell you, some days you're up, some days Justin's just moved on.
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His inability to mention the senator's name is a sign of his immaturity, insecurity, fear of competition, vindictiveness and delusional sense of self-importance.
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It's the loss of biodiversity and our inflated sense of self, our pursuit of human exceptionalism at the expense of earth's other life-forms.
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Staff members have so internalized their boss's vanities and petty grudges that they scurry to avoid anything that might offend his sense of self.
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Even when they are tearfully coming apart, the characters share with Thompson an ironclad sense of self and of how things ought to be.
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Both are obsessed with winning; both are transactional, both have a highly attuned sense of self-preservation, both are obsessed with getting re-elected.
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Some, like investor and Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian, clowned on Rabois for what Ohanian points out as a hypocritical sense of self-worth.
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But now the A.I. engineers are designing machines they say will think, sense, feel, cogitate, and reflect, and even have a sense of self.
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Even as I am convinced that America is losing its very sense of self, I cannot shake my anger over what is being lost.
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For example, the livestock industry has been an economic afterthought for decades now, but an outsized sense of self-importance sometimes fools even lawmakers.
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He's a really solid, genuine person, willing to talk through any conflict, and he's always just levelheaded and has a profound sense of self.
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It began as a self-consciously derivative nation, drawing its sense of self overwhelmingly from the Empire, and became a cosmopolitan New World society.
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He empowered them, the assistant Ron Adams said, by cultivating a sense of self-reliance that has become even more apparent in recent weeks.
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In the latest installment, we hear from Souad, the family's 27-year-old daughter, as she finds her sense of self in Amsterdam's counterculture.
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"To me, a strong sense of self isn't believing in a lot," Mr. Shepard said in a 1994 interview with The New York Times.
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Perhaps because it is so ostensibly entwined with thought, with consciousness and our sense of self, language is the last bastion encircling human exceptionalism.
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As someone with a facial difference, my own sense of self-worth has suffered from the bias against people outside of conventional beauty standards.
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As her family insistently tugs at her, Manana resists, settling into a sense of self and letting the wind in the trees serenade her.
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They mistreat her and shun her as a result, and Bride is forced to create her own sense of self-worth as she matures.
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Outrage at a culture of sexual violence is provoked by an individual's sense of self worth, itself the bedrock of civil and human freedom.
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In contrast, if one's sense of self-worth is grounded fundamentally on religious faith, perhaps politics becomes a less important, less emotion-laden arena.
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Burnham rebuilds her sense of self in this pressure cooker — first in relation to Starfleet, but later by a more personal, and effective, compass.
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I know my inability to distinguish between negative and positive attention doesn't speak well for my sense of self-worth, but so it goes.
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Today's eclipse in Aquarius is critical for your finances, and on a deeper, spiritual level, for your sense of self-worth and of security.
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You're not the most materialistic person, Gemini, but today you'll find yourself reflecting on your possessions, your budget, and your sense of self-worth.
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Plus, the Sun in smart Gemini will illuminate ways you can problem solve any issues around your cash flow and general sense of self-worth.
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The Moon enters Scorpio this afternoon and illuminates the sector of your chart that rules cash as well as your sense of self-worth, Libra.
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"It's important, and possibly even necessary for survival, but it has to be balanced with good boundaries and a healthy sense of self," he says.
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" Of posing in the $60-and-under styles, Lopez says, "We wanted to bring our confidence and strong sense of self-expression to the brand.
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But the tragedy of Christchurch gave Ardern an opportunity to tell New Zealanders what their country stands for, to dismiss any sense of self-doubt.
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But when that inauthenticity began to trickle into her everyday life, affecting her relationships and her sense of self, she knew something had to change.
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I identify as a lot of things, these various identifications and identities taking up equal space and making up an ever-fluid sense of Self.
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The president's instinctive paranoia, together with a sense of self-esteem at once inordinate and fragile, have invited contempt from allies and manipulation by enemies.
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If anything, it makes it easy to romanticize them or paint their inhabitants as brilliant masterminds, fueling their sense of self-importance and persecution complex.
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She said as a teenager, she had "no sense of self" and was trying to fit into everyone else's idea of who she should be.
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Neo Community, a community centre near the old docks, does everything it can to feed people's sense of self-worth as well as their bodies.
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Accordingly, works like "Looking" (2019) and "Self IV" (2019) are symbols of complexity and hardship, the deconstruction and reconstruction of one's sense of self-worth.
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I'm mortified that I have made another person feel this way and it has me questioning my sense of self, who I thought I was.
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The two methodically track Jack through the drug piracy underworld, while working out a complicated relationship and dealing with Paladin's growing sense of self-awareness.
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In this he represented what he believed, that 'a shared purpose does not claim our identity — on the contrary, it enlarges your sense of self.
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This afternoon, the Moon enters Cancer, lighting up the sector of your chart that rules your relationship to money and your sense of self-worth.
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Remarking on his renewed sense of self, Bublé shared that it was inevitable the tragic ordeal he and his wife went through would change him.
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"Self confidence, even to the extent of grandiose sense of self-worth, is also a good quality that may help you in life," says Galynker.
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But always the shaming circumvents due process, precedes true justice, and serves mainly to inflate the sense of self-importance and egos of its progenitors.
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But if you flip it, another way to put it is that people really want a sense of self-worth and identity from social networks.
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I bought my boyfriend a fanny pack that said 'I love my girlfriend' when he went to Ibiza—I threw away my sense of self.
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Taking them at their word, we see exactly how Trump bringing an untouchable sense of self-regard into the Oval Office could lead to tragedy.
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The Moon enters Scorpio today, Libra, lighting up the sector of your chart that rules your money as well as your sense of self-worth.
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The moon enters Aries and lights up the sector of your chart that rules finances and on an emotional level, your sense of self-worth.
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More than mere sustenance, Yugoslavia provided his family, especially his mother, with a sense of collective purpose that trickled down into a sense of self.
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Under the guise of Christian values, Gilead doesn't just alienate women from their own bodies, but from their own sense of self, and each other.
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When kids can focus on helping other people, their own worries about physical shortcomings may dissipate — and they would gain a sense of self-worth.
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It happens when children have early, extreme traumatic experiences and don't develop a sense of self that is unified across different situations, emotions, or contexts.
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Being able to think and express yourself in a linear way is important, so when you lose that ability, you lose your sense of self.
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Today's new moon in Taurus activates the financial sector of your chart, marking a new cycle around money, security, and your sense of self-worth.
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The Moon is in Water sign Pisces today, lighting up the sector of your chart that rules your finances and your sense of self-worth.
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"Principles aside, from a basic sense of self-protection, how could they not perceive the risk of being labeled union-busters?" he asked in amazement.
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As Lucy comes into her own as an independent woman, Ms. Linney tracks this burgeoning sense of self with an empathy that crosses the footlights.
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"Any possible explanations are speculative but we do know terrorists are often seeking a sense of self-importance and attention to their cause," Rasheed said.
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"To be so utterly rejected and threatened by the person who has brought you into the world profoundly impacts your sense of self," Eriksen says.
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A woman is expected to sacrifice her time, ambition and sense of self to a higher purpose, one more worthy than her own individual identity.
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"This team is built from personalities and a sense of self-sacrifice that you don't see very much in football in the pros," said Young.
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If, underneath all that, you have a beating heart, a robust sense of self and a modicum of taste, the potential for growth is great.
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Aware both of his medium's built-in ephemerality and a keen sense of self-promotion, he has been a consistent self-documenter from the beginning.
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In this he represented what he believed, that 'a shared purpose does not claim our identity -- on the contrary, it enlarges your sense of self.
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Of all the institutions in Washington, D.C., the Senate is, perhaps, the one with the greatest sense of "self," and its special place in history.
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Instead, it's a meditation on Williams's sense of self as a sober person after a long struggle with alcohol abuse and as a rape survivor.
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"Try to find other moments here and there to settle your nervous system, connect back to your sense of self, and connect with other people."
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And it is that sense of self-importance I think coastal media should focus upon and examine more closely, not their coverage of the Rust Belt.
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The moon is in Sagittarius today, illuminating the sector of your chart that rules your finances, and, on an emotional level, your sense of self-worth.
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While it is designated as a colloquial, non-medical term, it retains a firm hold over our sense of self-perception (not to mention, our wallets).
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My definition of lady powers would definitely have to be having confidence, having a sense of self love, dignity, self-respect, all those kinds of things.
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Neoliberalism encourages us to think of ourselves as competitive individuals in all aspects of our lives—in our sense of self and in practices of intimacy.
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I think there's a kind of anxiety attached to that, and there's a sense of self in reality, and a sense of the self you've created.
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That is why I find it bewildering that pioneering feminists wield their pen to deny others their sense of self, reinforcing the power constructs of gender.
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"Because I really know who I am," Radziwill told PEOPLE of how she preserves her sense of self when surrounded by the chaos of the show.
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EVERYTHING ABOUT Alan García was big: his bulky frame, his oratory, his political talents, his ambition, his sense of self-importance, his mistakes and moral flaws.
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But these days, I've learned how to tune out the voices of rude passerby by clinging to my own sense of self-love and body positivity.
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So this larger sense of self, and the increasing pressure to promote it in the online world, seems to be increasing both self-celebration and anger.
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Agreement with Macron, a would-be modern-day Bismarck, would likely burnish Trump's not insubstantial sense of self and buy him some much needed international credibility.
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"They had this unusual sense of self-confidence and vision and they were willing to do whatever it took to achieve their business objective," Schmidt said.
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My overbearing sense of self was good, so I wanted to make [music] that felt good even if it was negative subject matter in some moments.
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Directed by Doomsquad's Trevor Blumas, the video is seemingly playful but ultimately a jarring look at Burke's physical and public grapple with her sense of self.
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I was 22 years old and I had my charm and my looks and my sense of self – I thought I knew exactly who I was.
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Giving your children space to let their anger out, pull themselves together, and regain some sense of self-control can be a learning experience for them.
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VinBook allows us a rare glimpse at a man who is so secure in his sense of self that he is able to be painfully sincere.
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There is something powerful — and almost radical — about being a confident woman, and the ability to own that innate power can strengthen your sense of self.
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The parietal lobes tend to quiet down, which is the region of the brain that involves our sense of self, and sense of space and time.
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The Moon enters Libra this morning, activating the sector of your chart that rules your finances and sense of self-worth—reflect on these themes today!
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He was just really trying to build that for us, and I'm really grateful because I have a sense of self that is so much stronger.
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The Moon is in Libra today, encouraging you to think about your spending and saving habits and, on a deeper level, your sense of self-worth.
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We're talking about a camp that neither panders to our sad sense of self nor tries to convince us that our glory days are long gone.
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This solar eclipse in creative, psychic Water sign Pisces marks a stressful yet exciting new beginning around your finances, your sense of self-worth, and security.
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Sacrificing detail and dramatization for an expansive catalog may mean that one's emotions are less engaged, but also that one's sense of self becomes usefully smaller.
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Most children already have a hard time finding their own identities, if their entire beings are specifically designed it could remove any sense of self-image.
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The result is an equal parts urgent, honest, and, in a weird way, comforting, portrayal of stumbling through your 20s, and into your sense of self.
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Valjean's belief that he doesn't deserve anyone's love in the real world is central to his sense of self, and that is an important political point.
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And, while many believe college is where they will develop a coherent sense of self, it can only help to begin that process in senior year.
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Suddenly, these women were being paid for work they had always done; it brought a measure of freedom and independence and a sense of self-worth.
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Like a young Ramona Quimby, she has that un-self-conscious, unquestioning sense of self that all too often vanishes in girls when they hit adolescence.
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"Any possible explanations are speculative but we do know terrorists are often seeking a sense of self-importance and attention to their cause," Aarif Rasheed said.
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The rival isn't just a threat to the favorite team's place in the standings — it can be a threat to the fan's own sense of self.
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One expert — Dan Kahan at Yale — is looking at how what one believes about climate change has become an entrenched part of people's sense of self.
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"I had lost everything, including my own identity," he says, "but as I invested more and more time here, I started rediscovering a sense of self."
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"When I first met Ravon, his confidence was out of this world," Brittney said, adding that his sense of self had faded because of the lump.
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According to data from the Trevor Project, 76 percent of LGBTQ youth felt that the recent political climate impacted their mental health or sense of self.
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DeGeneres was introduced by "Saturday Night Live" star Kate McKinnon, who thanked the TV personality for giving her "a sense of self" as a young person.
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While the motivations for name dropping can vary widely, Campbell said name dropping is often a symptom of narcissism, or an over-inflated sense of self.
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I wish I could say I had a stronger sense of self, but the truth is, for the most part, I just want to be liked.
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In a world that treats them as invisible or cannot come to terms with their humanity, the internet allows them to affirm a sense of self.
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And many of an older sportswriting generation felt Bouton had done irreparable damage to the game out of his own desperation and sense of self-importance.
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And many of an older sportswriting generation felt Bouton had done irreparable damage to the game out of his own desperation and sense of self-importance.
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And advice on how to retain your sense of self amid pressure to conform to societal norms: don't trade your authenticity for approval Don't follow crowds.
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Which is why seasoned meditators often experience a loss of the sense of self and a greater awareness of other people, and other forms of consciousness.
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Venus is all about value—this mean money, but also your sense of self-worth and you feeling like your time and energy is being respected.
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A strained childhood in relative poverty in rural California and vigorously religious parents filled Nixon with an irreconcilable sense of self-loathing and need to please.
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But not only did Clay have a sense of how to fill a reporter's notebook and, thus, a promoter's arena; he had a sense of self.
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Gray's prosaic style robs Fate of the Furious of any real sense of self-awareness or humor, which could never be said about Lin or Wan's installments.
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Easy to clean, easy to warm up or cool down, don't require batteries, promote a healthy sense of self, have no dyes, chemicals, radiation, or anything unnatural.
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"There's a duality and a sense of self-examination — both women learning a lot about who they are," Killing Eve executive producer Emerald Fennell told Entertainment Weekly.
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Ever since she tied the knot with Nick Jonas, Priyanka Chopra has been very clear that she doesn't plan to compromise her independence or sense of self.
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"I knew that with my individual sense of self and artistic vision, I would be able to go far and be successful in my career," she says.
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It made me feel naked and less like myself, but it also uncovered just how much my sense of self is linked to that bursting makeup bag.
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Diagnosed narcissists often feel entitled, expect to be recognized as superior even if they're not, need constant, excessive admiration, and have an inflated sense of self importance.
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Her comedy couldn't protect her from being the object of hate crimes, or sexual assault, or from growing up with a permanently instilled sense of self-hatred.
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He had a strong sense of self and did not care what other people thought of him, a trait that made him stand out among his peers.
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Charlie rapidly reveals himself to be a callow fool who is more interested in gratifying his own sense of self than in lofty ideas about bettering mankind.
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Viewers watched the Fab Five get Robert Hitchcock ready for his wedding on Queer Eye and walk down the aisle with a renewed sense of self confidence.
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From wild comments on masturbation, his desperate and failing pursuit for a partner, and distorted sense of self, it seemed that celebrity status had twisted Mayer irrevocably.
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"They strike at our sense of self, our sense of belonging," then-FBI Director James Comey said in a speech to the Anti-Defamation League in 2014.
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The Moon is in materially minded Earth sign Capricorn today, lighting up the sector of your chart that rules your finances and your sense of self-worth.
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Then the boxer aimed at the spot where his greatest sense of self-importance lies and where McGregor's biggest vulnerability is: the Irishman's (comparatively) small bank account.
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The Moon is in Gemini today, illuminating the sector of your chart that rules cash, your possessions, and, on an emotional level, your sense of self-worth.
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I don't want to get totally Freudian here, so I mostly mean a person's self-esteem and self-worth as well as their sense of self-importance.
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The Moon is in smart Air sign Aquarius today, activating the sector of your chart that rules your finances as well as your sense of self-worth.
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Young people online often refer to their "aesthetic," using an updated definition of that concept to describe a sense of self that is communicated through their posts.
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The Moon enters Pisces today, activating the sector of your chart that rules money, as well as deeper issues like security and your sense of self-worth.
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It's a core part of people's identity, shaping everything from who they like to spend time with to their sense of self and place in the world.
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Sharing traditions and customs across ethnic lines, and through generations, the African slave population in the American South retained a sense of self, both collective and individual.
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So to test out this newfound sense of self, I decided the next logical step would be to get completely naked in a nightclub full of strangers.
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These women use violent language to describe themselves, having internalized harsh judgments about their identity, sense of self, competence, and more specifically their worth as a woman.
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There's research to suggest that women who have undergone the surgery, with or without reconstruction, feel a detrimental effect on their sense of self, femininity and sexuality.
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I got into comedy to work and make stuff and have fun, and now I have to compare myself to others to have any sense of self.
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The Moon is in Pisces, illuminating the sector of your chart that rules finances and your sense of self-worth—two themes that may feel unclear today.
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Yet as she rids herself of each leeching narcissist, only to fall under the spell of the next, the novel traces a burgeoning sense of self-awareness.
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But as the world prepares for Armistice Day, a sense of self-restraint would be the most fitting way to remember the tragedy that ended in 1918.
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Thus begins a series of letters that situates the speakers in relationship to each other and enacts their shared struggle to locate a stable sense of self.
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As such, let's adopt a view of autism that does not compromise the sense of self of those who have been diagnosed and who are emotionally vulnerable.
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It wasn't that long ago that Phelps's sense of self was tied up in those records, so his equanimity in their absence seemed worth a closer look.
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But Trump seems to need perpetual outside approval to stabilize his sense of self, so he is perpetually desperate for approval, telling heroic fabulist tales about himself.
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A lot of it is that I need self-esteem beyond being a comedian, a sense of self that isn't just that people laugh when I'm onstage.
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To members of the movement who recognize the extraordinary circumstances of our time, Trump will make non-essential accommodations, granting them a fleeting sense of self-importance.
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In her introduction, Solnit's evident irritation at the city's smug provincialism is in conflict with her need to acknowledge its place in our collective sense of self.
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So getting to create and read stories that fight that erasure and build on my sense of self is the only significant change in my reading tastes.
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It wasn't that long ago that Phelps's sense of self was tied up in those records, so his equanimity in their absence seemed worth a closer look.
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The moon enters Libra this morning and illuminates the sector of your chart that rules your finances, and on an emotional level, your sense of self-worth.
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Ms. Branham helped her gain a sense of self-worth and also helped carve a path for her that kept her in the program, Ms. Davis said.
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The most impactful exercise we did in the workshop was one in which we examined the difference between our idealized sense of self and our actual selves.
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Trivializing this rupture in Thor's psyche, this dramatic departure from his sense of self, did a disservice to a beloved character who was at his most vulnerable.
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"Losing my legs has given me a whole new sense of self-confidence and I have never been as happy within myself as I am now," she says.
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Also launching slightly before the IWD onslaught, P&G's Always brand hit on another "subtle knock" against girls' sense of self-confidence with its emoji-based short film.
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"Pulling off a hairstyle like this just takes a fierce sense of self, and the willingness to do something radical that you thought you'd never do," Heaps says.
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To me, great writing—and when you can really make something wonderful out of it as an actor—is when your character has a sense of self-awareness.
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Though it might be a little too early for fashion lessons, the single most important thing Hirsch hopes to teach her daughter is a sense of self-confidence.
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From hallucinations to a loss of your sense of self, the effects of taking a drug such as lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD) have been known for some time.
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Both credit their current employer, Huset Venture, Denmark's largest social enterprise - where nearly all of the staff has disabilities - with giving them back their sense of self-worth.
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The moon in Gemini illuminates the sector of your chart that rules money and your sense of self-worth today, Taurus, and you're feeling frustrated about your budget.
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We consume vast numbers of images as we go about out daily lives, and they can be subconsciously damaging our sense of self worth, particularly for younger generations.
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The ways that I want to challenge you is to be more gentle with yourself and your self-image, and your sense of self as a creative person.
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Women who've been sexually brutalized in war-torn Congo begin to heal at City of Joy, a center that helps them regain a sense of self and empowerment.
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I gained autonomy, confidence, and a sense of self-efficacy being treated in a place that puts their patient's care first and practices with such well-versed sensitivity.
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This problem with our affinity for convenient lies only becomes more of an issue once they're tied to narratives that are deeply interwoven with our sense of self.
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Through each era of Prince was an underlying sense of self, a true rebellious spirit seemingly unparalleled as a black man, of course, but as a man, period.
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Poachers hunt the massive mammals—whom research indicates are as smart as chimpanzees, capable of empathy, and posses a sense of self—to harvest their tusks and genitals.
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In fMRI scans of subjects' brains on LSD, researchers found reduced communication between the parahippocampus and regions related to the sense of self such as the retrosplenial cortex.
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"If an individual gains sexual access to a romantic partner, this should raise momentary affect … and increase one's sense of self-worth or meaning in life," they predicted.
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Trump's election is, as he himself had promised it would be, Brexit 2.0 — only exponentially bigger, more consequential, and lacking the Brits' dark sense of self-deprecating humor.
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That's why we have events like Black History Month: to acknowledge the ugliest parts of America's past and try to incorporate them into our nation's sense of self.
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The weekend, your vacation, sense of self-satisfaction, orgasms, the taste of pizza and other dope things never stop when you're listening to indie pop duo Freedom Fry.
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This season's shows often focus not so much on the gender gap as on the yawning chasm between the protagonists' sense of self-worth and a new reality.
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Here and there, other young Puerto Ricans are moving back to the land that their parents and grandparents abandoned, trying to revive farming and a sense of self.
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Working within your influences at its best involves delving into your particular aesthetic and cultural milieu to create something that remains true to your deeper sense of self.
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My sense of self-blame was replaced with healing compassion as I was finally able to talk to my friends and family about what I had been through.
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The traditional view is the notion that what happens in crowds is people lose their sense of self, their sense of rationality, and they turn into a mob.
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And removing oneself altogether is a missed opportunity to do the work of creating a clear sense of self, a process that, while challenging, promises to yield benefits.
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Roles like dominant and submissive are not aligned with any particular gender or orientation; they are identities that determine sense of self and interpersonal relationships, says Mr. Coleman.
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Being passionate about — or, perhaps better put, a slave to — the achievement of an external result that you cannot control creates a volatile and fragile sense of self.
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It is a known fact that living and studying abroad has a number of positive effects, including reduced stress, increased life satisfaction, and a better sense of self.
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Diane and Maia are both mired in the painful process of shifting their sense of self, given how much their identities are tied to the work they do.
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I want them to learn to ask smart questions and open their hearts and minds to the views of others with both a sense of self and empathy.
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Her shame over her corrupted spirit spills over into advice for Taylor, who's struggling to maintain integrity and a sense of self in Axe Capital's dicey corporate culture.
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Without these supports, individuals came to depend on the opinions of others for their sense of self-worth, which inflicted terrible cases of insecurity, envy and self-hatred.
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" Ultimately, she says, "If [what they're asking] would affect your sense of self or something you really value in your lifestyle, it may not be a great fit.
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Mars enters Water sign Scorpio on December 9, revving up the sector of your chart that rules money and on an emotional level, your sense of self-worth.
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Ezra Klein reflects with BuzzFeed's Anne Helen Petersen and the Atlantic's Derek Thompson on the outsize role that career and productivity play in defining Americans' sense of self.
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The Moon enters glamorous Fire sign Leo this afternoon, Cancer, lighting up the financial sector of your chart and encouraging you to reflect on your sense of self worth.
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"There is this very fragile sense of self esteem underneath it all," Latham told the court, adding Jutting's narcissistic tendencies of being boastful was a means to cover up.
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There's a powerful full moon in Capricorn this evening, which will bring powerful realizations and shifts around money, or, on an emotional level, around your sense of self-worth.
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The pressures on Wang's protagonist cause the boundaries between her sense of self and her Ph.D research to blur as she struggles to contextualize her place in the world.
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These self-portraits seem to be an attempt to recompose his shattered sense of self after the violence of his therapy; characteristically, his self-styled cure was more violence.
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It turns out that having a handle on your credit worthiness can have a positive impact on your money behavior, overall sense of self — and even your love life.
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Venus leaves your sign for Pisces on February 10, during which time you'll examine your relationship to your finances and, on an emotional level, your sense of self-worth.
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"Time for After" breaks that streak, delving into the role Eugene plays in the Sanctuary, and the naked sense of self-preservation that shapes every facet of his life.
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"Javanka", by contrast, were handsome celebrities with metropolitan views and, in Mr Kushner's case, an eerie sense of self-possession that hinted at brilliance, or moral purpose, or both.
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Nicotine is the story of a beautiful young woman named Penny, who falls in with an anarchist collective and must reassess her politics and her sense of self simultaneously.
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Data also points to improved critical thinking, self-discipline, and a sense of self-worth, in addition to incentivized participation in other rehabilitative programs, like education and vocational training.
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But the title, Evvie Drake Starts Over, is a constant reminder that Evvie, and the gradual rebuilding of her sense of self, is the real triumph of the novel.
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She will not be defined by her male love interest, but by her own startling, complex sense of self—something that comes through in every glance and every pause.
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But if the song and video's shared themes of disintegration and distorted sense of self are any indication, we're in for a wild ride wherever Mr. Longstreth is headed.
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" "The sense of siege that he feels because his sense of self-worth is so, so vulnerable that the series of things that have happened are overwhelming to him.
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It finds that people with Alzheimer's and other types of dementia retain a sense of self and have a positive quality of life, overall, until the illness's final stages.
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Eclipses are especially emotional and exhausting times for you, Cancer, and today's solar eclipse in Leo is stirring up issues concerning cash, value, and your sense of self-worth.
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Classic psychedelics produce the same changes in mood—they greatly intensify positive and negative feelings—and perception and sense of self as they do in people who aren't blind.
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And that was something that I knew I could excel at, and it made me feel a sense of self pride that I could do something on my own.
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He has written not an "article," as Jim so thoughtlessly calls it, but an "essay," a semantic distinction that lies at the core of John's very sense of self.
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Today, I can't help but want more exemplars for kids like mine, whose sense of self-worth should be free to develop without the sting of such scarce representation.
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"Unless you're Donald Trump, you have to have some sense of self-reflection," said Beck of the aftermath of his career on CNN and Fox as a political pundit.
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A full moon in Gemini arrives on December 3, activating the sector of your chart that rules your finances and, on an emotional level, your sense of self-worth.
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There's also a new moon in Pisces, which will encourage you to dream up a new budget and to reflect on your talents and your sense of self-worth.
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He accepts and, as the group trains for an international competition, Eric allows his teammates to guide him through the water and to a new sense of self-worth.
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For this reason, those pale, fringed sheets retain a measure of the time, and the sense of self, we are always losing as we rush heedlessly into the future.
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He had moved to Japan "to learn how best to dissolve a sense of self within something larger and less temporary" — an admirable pursuit, though problematic for autobiographical writers.
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"He took it as his responsibility to show, through a strong sense of self and speaking out and personal example, that little people are just people," Mr. Cox said.
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The West Coast debut of this exhibition by an intergenerational and international group of artists explores technology's impact on our collective understanding of the body and sense of self.
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Still, like so many projects that were stalled by the financial crisis and Great Recession, the resort has re-emerged to find value in a diminished sense of self.
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Lots of my friends use Strava or wear a Fitbit, but I lack the competitive instinct for the former and the inflated sense of self-worth for the latter.
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All this empty space can be unexpectedly uncomfortable, the tape wrapping around your sense of self like a searing curl of existential dread — a public-pool-size uncanny valley.
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It's time to retreat, heal, and, after this Mercury retrograde ends on January 8, be reborn with a new sense of self and a clearer understanding of your relationships.
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Even my childhood embarrassment was character-building, giving me a deeper sense of self-worth that is dependent neither on material things nor the opinion of those I don't admire.
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It's super important for my sense of self-worth to work up the courage to exist within these spaces, and I think I'll get more brave as time goes on.
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Gynd's portraits capture a similar sense of self-exploration, as the unrecognizable silhouette of the artist, shrouded head-to-toe in traditional textiles, playfully (or stoically) poses in unadulterated landscapes.
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The point was not to have others approve of my body with comments and likes, but to find a greater sense of self-esteem by practicing a body-positive attitude.
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"For me, living in constant fear of Rob's anger and being subjected to his degrading tirades for years chipped away at my independence and sense of self-worth," she wrote.
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But in terms of the enhanced sense of self, this may be a helicopter ride to the top of the mountain, while those on the meditation path are hiking up.
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Knowing that Rainbow was first concepted and worked on while Kesha was struggling to find her sense of self in rehab adds an extra layer of importance to the moment.
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And they want to stop being forced to defend their womanhood, their basic sense of self, and their humanity, against people who consider those things to be up for debate.
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If I ever do garner a core sense of self-esteem (they say you get it from doing esteemable acts), I hope to find a balanced approach to my haters.
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"The song was initially conceived during tax season, when I realized how futile it was to attach any personal well being or sense of self to attaining money," explains Grandson.
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"My father passing really, in many ways, was a gift: It made me look at my own happiness and sense of self and realize that I wasn't happy," she says.
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She says people with unhealthy perfectionism—also known as maladaptive or pathological perfectionism—tend to wrap up their sense of self-worth with their ability to meet their personal standards.
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While Löw has led Germany to Euro 2016's Quarterfinals, he is perhaps in last place when it comes to conducting oneself with poise and a sense of self-respect.
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This year's theme is "Id-entities," which explores one's sense of self — whether in terms of race, gender, class or other factors — as a source of both pride and confusion.
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Our sense of self, our sense of others, and the way we formulate ideas are often shaped by the way we move, by the way we expect others to move.
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With one of these grown-up sized sleds, the fearless kid lurking within you will be unleashed again, albeit this time likely with a more refined sense of self-preservation.
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In the city that made Hollywood a symbol more than a physical location, no industry is more central to our sense of self than that of film and its history.
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If you're going to spend on items, focus on ones that enhance your experiencesExperiences also promote happiness because they're reflective of a sense of self and identity, according to Kumar.
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Millennials were raised in an atmosphere of co-decision making and equal relationships, so evaluations from others is really important to use as a yardstick to evaluate sense of self.
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And I think there's something else that occurs later where we begin to have such a deeper sense of self and are able to go to the self for security.
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Decades later, as a self-described "aging movie star," his talk swirls together his thoughts on life, the internet, dance, and finding a sense of self amid all the chaos.
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Growing up deeply intertwined with technology and all the information it provides, many young people have a sense of self-awareness and emotional maturity that makes it easy to relate.
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What I knew was that this friendship helped me to remain intact despite the assaults on my sense of self-worth that were rarely intentional but cut just as deeply.
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Forming a community around what some people in Ghana consider a deficiency has helped create an assured sense of self for some like Ms. Agboada, the aspiring law school student.
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The best part of his day, he said, comes from seeing the new "sense of self-confidence" in his clients as they leave his chair, examining their fresh new look.
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I don't work amongst radicals, so you also learn where to derive your sense of self and compartmentalize, so I can be in certain spaces and not take things personally.
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Their composure and sense of self in the face of a frustrating suitor and unwieldy production helped drive key plot points, and at the very least, generated some solid memes.
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When we cling to the idea of motherhood as sacrifice, what we really sacrifice is our sense of self, as if it is the price we pay for having children.
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"There is still much speculation, but it appears to reduce activity in the area of the brain that mediates one&aposs sense of self and identity," Agin-Liebes told Insider.
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Yet even with my prosthesis, the comfort I felt in my own skin seemed fragile, as if the sense of self I'd constructed could fall and shatter at any moment.
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After he told Nirmala this, the guilt of having stolen from his family, the sense of self-disgust for being so weak that he could be blackmailed, dissipated almost immediately.
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It defines who we are, determines our social status, mediates our sense of self-worth, shapes our political affiliations and determines our entitlements to a slice of the economic pie.
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Especially for those dealing with a serious mental illness, employment is important for daily structure and routine, a sense of self, meaningful goals and opportunities for friendships and social support.
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Now, appearing on the cover of Vogue's January 2020 issue, the Bodak Yellow performer opens up about how motherhood has changed her life — but not necessarily her sense of self.
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Jo (previously embodied by the likes of Winona Ryder and Katharine Hepburn) is still the theatrical, impassioned writer whose potent sense of self sits in defiance of the status quo.
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Your mind turns to money on September 21, when Mercury enters Libra and lights up the sector of your chart that rules your finances (and your sense of self-worth).
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Another critical component is instilling in children a sense of self-importance, and the idea that taking care of themselves is just as crucial as how they treat other people.
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"They were about this sense of self in a public space, and the psychological machinations of how one operates in a particular space and time of day," Ms. Simpson said.
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As so many cases have illustrated recently, no matter how much we focus on proving them wrong, negative perceptions from others will continue to challenge our sense of self-worth.
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Ultimately, the purpose of such a transit is to strip the soul from the arrogant influence of the ego while driving it to find a deeper meaning and sense of Self.
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There's a new moon in Gemini on June 13, which will activate the sector of your chart that rules your finances, as well as your sense of self-worth and security.
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As members of "generation Z," these 220- to 229-year-olds are bringing more to the table than any cohort before them: activism, political awareness, and a keen sense of self.
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This identity politics means substituting a false sense of self for one that is rooted in the real conflicts and contradictions of history — substituting a fake purity for one's mongrel reality.
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As a high school teacher, Tia Duffy saw firsthand how the types of images her students saw portrayed on TV, in movies and in magazines affected their sense of self-worth.
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D (2009), a warped version of Sarat Chandra Chatterjee's classic novel "Devdas" which upended the traditionalist patriarchal elements of romantic stories and gave its female characters a sense of self-empowerment.
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Thankfully the experience didn't encourage me to cut or tame my hair, but it did create a hyper sense of self-awareness in how others treated me based on my appearance.
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I think the older you start, the less likely you are to succumb to the pressure to lose weight and to let your sense of self be affected by the work.
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Going back to the arena could kill Brady, but the possibility that he might not be able to rattles his sense of self, a quiet crisis whose aftershocks shape the film.
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But its perpetuation, whether by country music or the Montana tourism board or Timberlake, is essential to the nation's sense of self, and gets reactivated in times of national identity crisis.
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To regain her sense of self after the fall and leading up to her return to the stage, Underwood turned to her longtime passion — makeup — as a way to rebuild confidence.
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Apparently, that's a particular danger of shapeshifting: You can cause the person you morph into to lose their sense of self completely if you don't return to your original body first.
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You can get there in other ways obviously: Meditation and psychoanalysis can give you some distance on your sense of self and make you question its reality or power over you.
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Your sense of self has always confirmed your warmth and brightness to everyone who surrounds you, and because of this, you are one of the wisest of humans I've ever encountered.
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The irony is that purchasing luxury, and being dependent on it for our sense of self and wellbeing, leads to us depleting the very resources that we actually need for survival.
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Translating the essence of who you are into a digestible product is a strange way to live, especially when you're a young adult and your sense of self is in flux.
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It's so powerful it can override our common sense along with any sense of self-preservation we might have, make us open ourselves up faster and wider than we ever intended.
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These stereotypes are just plain sexist, but I don't know many mothers whose careers, paychecks and sense of self-worth haven't been eroded by all the compromises they've had to make.
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Rivalry in adult twins has everything to do with wanting to be on one's own and discovering one's sense of self without worrying how this will disrupt and upset one's twin.
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"On the whole, today's single women have a strong sense of self and reject the outdated notion that they're missing out on all that life has to offer," the study states.
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The default mode is thought to help coordinate our sense of self and others, including memory and moral reasoning, while the salience network helps us focus and respond to external stimuli.
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Naturally, this feels condescending and I tell myself as much, but once the stress hormones are no longer flooding into my bloodstream and I regain some sense of self and tranquility.
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Given that voices are a tell-tale signifier of location and social class, it's little wonder that FAS sufferers can feel a loss of identity and a skewed sense of self.
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Cajal is a bridge between, both reflecting the early interest in humanity's sense of self through an understanding of its anatomy, and using cutting-edge science to push that comprehension further.
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Their sense of ancestral victimhood was so personal that the suggestion that any group of people had it worse than their ancestors did was a threat to their sense of self.
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Here's hoping, then, that Ed spends his time off productively, really getting back in touch with his own sense of self and remembering that there is a world outside the internet.
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Playtimes range anywhere between a couple seconds and a couple minutes, meaning you can, in theory, join the Slither community without losing your job, your relationship, or your sense of self.
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She said the experience shaped her sense of self-worth for years and made her feel "violated," like she had to look a specific way or she was doomed for failure.
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As I entered middle-age, I began to understand what patients had told me for years: that their sense of self hadn't changed, even as the person in the mirror did.
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"If you do it out of the sense of self-hate or remorse or a strong passion in that moment, it doesn't usually last long," psychiatrist Dr. Michael Bennett told Jen.
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The people we hang out with, friend, tag, disown, ignore, choose and long for — they will live on in our memories, etched into our sense of self for decades to come.
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"Kwacha House became an important space where a generation of youth — who are now active in the African Nova Scotian community — gained a sense of self and empowerment," Dr. Saney said.
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Later in the book, Natsu is intent on having a child via a sperm donor, an isolating process that causes her to second-guess her own needs and sense of self.
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Experts call this differentiation: "Having a strong enough sense of self that you can properly balance the inevitable tension between the I and the we in a relationship," Dr. Snyder said.
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"I hesitate to call the exhaustive day-to-day of embodiment 'dysphoria,' that catchall for the pain of having a body that doesn't align with one's sense of self," writes Dunham.
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But Mr. Hall discovered what fitness gurus including Jane Fonda and Gunnar Peterson have learned: Spiking endorphins and changing bodies can have a profound effect on people's sense of self-worth.
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If Republican lawmakers have any sense of self-preservation, much less moral decency, they will refuse to engage with Mr. Trump over immigration while he is attempting such grotesque political blackmail.
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The more experience a designer has had, the more solid their sense of self, which has led to an increased metabolism of brands' intense and brief employment of ambitious creative directors.
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Rather, it means a person gets to develop a personal sense of self that they can share with their family once they&aposre back together visiting for holidays or other reasons.
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In almost every case these attackers were disaffected individuals, who were seeking to connect with some ideological cause or grievance that provided them a sense of self-worth and social connection.
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Being Jewish is about holding on dearly to one's sense of self, even if it means secretly lighting Shabbat candles in the basement or having classmates throw pennies at your feet.
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Their fingers touch briefly, and Osmond goes in for a kiss; their mouths barely meet, but it almost seems as if Osmond will swallow Isabel whole, shattering her sense of self.
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By fostering a sense of self-love and respect in the moment, yoga can help you learn to respect your body as it is and honor your efforts to become healthier.
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Instead of dealing primarily with individual guilt, sex and aggression, as Freudians do, self-psychology postulates that parents' failure to support a child's sense of self leads to later personality disorders.
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While a strong sense of self-belief is critical for a good leader, it is nevertheless true that neither Trump nor Churchill conforms to commonly accepted notions of their political parties.
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Particularly in its second and third seasons, Louie seemed to evince an all-consuming empathy for humanity, undercut with a healthy sense of self-loathing on the part of C.K. himself.
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And that doesn't take into account the sense of self-consciousness that can often come with dropping into a gym or workout class as a newcomer, no matter your fitness level.
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Settling in next to someone in the car after being submerged in the anonymity of a nonplace brings a return to sense of self as acute as coming up for air.
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This Mother's Day, I want to celebrate Britney "my kids come first" Spears for not letting the world destroy her sense of self, her career, and her relationship with her kids.
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At the end of the day, we don't know whether Chapman's decision to leave Weinstein was motivated by a calculating sense of self-preservation, or by genuine horror at his alleged actions.
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What better encapsulates the very particular sense of self-disgust that comes from horizontally inhaling 12 slices of Meat Feast than a slightly deflated sex doll; eyes vacant and mouth hopefully agape?
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Those people had power over me – power over my mood, my sense of self-worth, my dreams – and they had that power because I didn't know where I stopped and they began.
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No doubt warping the young boy's sense of self-worth as well as his budding sexual awakening, that pivotal moment is what turns Nate into a terrifying alpha male at his school.
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Though more research is needed, study authors are hopeful that these findings will help people have a greater sense of self-control and be able to regulate their emotions in daily life.
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And I am very conscious of my mistakes and my need to rectify them, not just to stay afloat but to banish this serious knock to my own sense of self-esteem.
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New labels and pronouns that seek to provide once-alienated people with a sense of self and a concise way to express their identities to the world have flooded the English lexicon.
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It's no surprise, then, that denim is a nonnegotiable in the wardrobes of the ever-evolving Generation Z, using style as a means to explore and extend a tangible sense of self.
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Girls are socialized in ways that are harmful to their sense of self – to reduce themselves, to cater to the egos of men, to think of their bodies as repositories of shame.
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The unique dynamic with her client shaped by the work that is expected of her prompts Kelly to question her own sense of self, both as a person and as an artist.
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Society seems to have undermined their sense of self as cultural values alien to them have become the norm, and government bureaucrats and the coastal elites seem to have grown more overbearing.
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"I'm bound to conclude that I've a very powerful sense of self and I'm certain that it's real and that neuroscience will describe it fully one day," Adam tells the doubtful Charlie.
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Either way, Edie shared an anecdote about visiting kids at the Hetrick-Martin Institute, an LGBTQ youth organization, saying they were becoming "realer and realer," referencing their bold sense of self-identification.
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This suggests that the solid, fixed sense of self most of us have is at least partly an illusion that allows us to avoid the mental distress that comes with multiple identities.
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The language you speak and the way you look affects your sense of self as a child, and this otherness is something I would later learn is my greatest source of strength.
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What that's meant for me, personally, is that not only can it be hard to root one's sense of self and identity in what you're doing, but also: It's risky to navigate.
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Our goal is to set a foundation for these kids so that they do have a positive sense of self, and they then are able to achieve their goals and their dreams.
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This also has to do with the fact that they've developed certain aspects of their personality, developed a higher sense of self-esteem, and gained a better sense of who they are.
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On an emotional level, this Mercury retrograde asks you to rethink what you expect in return for your time and energy, and to reflect on your sense of self-worth and security.
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Publicly coming out as trans in 2012 was difficult on Laura, and Dr. Singh helps her unpack how the decision has affected her family life, her relationships, and her sense of self.
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The Moon is in Leo today, lighting up the financial sector of your chart and causing you to reflect on your budget, and in the emotional sense, your sense of self-worth.
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And as Evan blossoms under the attention his notoriety draws, Mr. Platt illuminates both his growing sense of self-esteem and the remorse that practicing his deception — however well intended — causes him.
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Burnout - characterized by emotional exhaustion, a loss of a sense of self-identity and a reduced sense of accomplishment - can happen in any occupation, the researchers write in the Mayo Clinic Proceedings.
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And it if still seems highly unlikely, it's worth remembering that the apparent conservatism of what can at times feel like a private members club masks an acute sense of self-interest.
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We're no longer in the days of Watergate, where the cumulative weight of public opinion could stir, in addition to a sense of duty, a sense of self-preservation among congressional Republicans.
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"Wild Game" is Brodeur's provocative and surprisingly compassionate account of how this corroded her sense of self and her own intimate relationships, and how she extricated herself from her mother's toxic grip.
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So when you walk into the store, there it is right in front of you, the jacket that will protect you from the elements while also protecting your sense of self-image.
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Shiri Appleby stars as Rachel, a reality TV producer fresh off a mental health breakdown who reluctantly slinks back to the job that destroyed her sense of self in the first place.
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What results is a book more engrossing than any soap — a book that pays deep and solemn attention to the link between a woman's body and heart, and her sense of self.
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The Moon is in hard-working earth sign Virgo today, Leo, lighting up the financial sector of your chart and encouraging you to reflect on your budget and sense of self-worth.
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Through the lens of this tense mother-daughter relationship, Mu'min exhumes the often overlooked intricacies of Black Muslim girlhood, as we see Summer grappling with her sexuality, faith, and sense of self.
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Over the last few years especially, Rihanna's sense of fashion has been defined by her sense of self, in that it's unique, commanding, and in no way apologizes for what it is.
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Cooking more often is a reward in itself, the kind of habit that leads to an increased sense of self-worth rather than the self-loathing that can accompany a Domino's order.
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And metrics indicating bandwagon support for your posts—all those "likes" and smiley faces—can profoundly enhance your sense of self worth by appealing to your ingrained psychological need for external validation.
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Obviously, successful people tend to have large egos, but, while part of that may be based on what's real, their sense of self still manages to outpace the impressiveness of their accomplishments.
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My job, my career and my sense of self-worth seemed tied to the whims of a handful of middle managers and company executives who didn't understand the gravity of their actions.
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The search for Tristan has damaged her sense of self, maimed her marriage and distorted past and present, transforming a fraught relationship with her difficult son into a more media-friendly narrative.
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And they're the perfect campaign artifacts to pin onto Twitter accounts, where users want to publicize their support of a candidate while also telegraphing their sense of humor and sense of self.
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"When I look at these photos of my mom, I see play, I see someone who's coming to a foreign place, stepping into this sense of self, confidence and wholeness," he says.
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We have a broad understanding that work is valuable for men, that it feeds their sense of importance as providers and meets some existential need related to identity and sense of self.
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Or it's poised to take away you, altogether—your moral status, your sense of self-worth, your understanding of where you belong in a feverishly globalized grid of knowledge as social power.
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"The kind of outcome you might expect would be increased awareness and understanding of the root causes of your problems, improved self-esteem, and a greater sense of self-acceptance," Watson says.
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That is classically Jewish, but my sense of self, of what it might mean to inherit some trace of that lineage, was not the kind of patrimony the soldier was asking after.
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The poet's sense of self becomes like a medieval tapestry obscuring a secret passage; it must be torn aside so that what waits in the darkness — monster or treasure — can be discovered.
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The end of January brings some tension in the heavens; however, the stress you endure will bring you a deep sense of self-knowledge and help you let go of the past.
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I aligned my experience of the world with my jittery sense of self by watching things get blown up on violent TV shows, anything with a clock and people racing against it.
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Typically, they have a strong sense of self and a good support network, Clayton said, and they find ways to take action be it big or small, action eases anxiety and it matters.
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For Joy, establishing a sense of self-confidence is of paramount importance to anyone who wants to spend the night in an environment that most of us don't think twice about stepping into.
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"I'm fascinated by technology and its impact on us as humans; our psychology, sense of self-identification, and our deeply ingrained sense of spirituality," explains Veselin Efremov, creative director at Unity's demo team.
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These two women, neither of whom has a strong sense of self, neither of whom is in a place to be in any form of a relationship with anybody, have difficulty navigating this.
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Preserve your own relationships outside of your romantic one as much as you can, and avoid being seen as, or having your sense of self tied up in, being part of a dyad.
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Part of the film's diagnosis is that Enitan, who grows up with black foster siblings but is mocked by white children from the neighborhood, develops a deep sense of self-loathing in childhood.
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Washington will be a duller place in his absence—so relentless and uproariously grubby were the scandals his roving eye for a freebie and Napoleonic sense of self-importance kept landing him in.
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Where Aries hurdles headlong into any challenge, Leo's sense of self-preservation leads them to think before acting (though once they do act it's usually with the same amount of passion as Aries).
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As my colleague Laura Reston wrote earlier, Clinton has figured out how to successfully bait Trump: She's continuously called his narcissistic sense of self into question by attacking his business acumen and intelligence.
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The Moon enters Fire sign Aries this morning, activating the sector of your chart that rules cash and, on an emotional level (everything is emotional for you, Pisces), your sense of self-worth.
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Or that the photos of my friends gawking drunk into the camera while swigging a Meantime Pale Ale told him something about the vacuous sense of self-loathing that comes from metropolitan hedonism?
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"You'll experience this sense of a diminished sense of self in the face of something larger and bigger than you that has existed for a longer period of time than you," Ochsner said.
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Season 3 runs from 1964 to 1977, when Philip was in his 40s and early 50s, and Menzies's portrayal is built around the idea of Philip questioning his identity and sense of self.
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"Transcendent states are those rare moments when you're lifted above the hustle and bustle of daily life, your sense of self fades away and you feel connected to a higher reality," Smith said.
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Armored with an unfounded sense of self-esteem, a buttoned-to-the-neck striped shirt and about five pounds of lipstick, she strikes out to claim the fame she believes is her destiny.
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Your focus turns to financial matters today, thanks to the Moon entering Pisces and illuminating the sector of your chart that rules cash as well as your sense of self-worth and security.
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