In India, layoffs used to be a source of shame.
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"My hair was always a source of shame growing up," she said.
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That's why a controlling relationship can be such a source of shame.
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It's framed as a product of abuse and a source of shame.
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At the time, he said, they were more a source of shame.
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" Americans, he says, should view the program "as a source of shame.
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"It was a source of shame, having their loyalty questioned," Amy Gooden said.
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Once upon a time, being a border crosser was a source of shame for me.
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Throughout our relationship, my finances had always been a huge source of shame for me.
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New features are a source of awe and small defects become a source of shame and ridicule.
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Not only that, but it becomes yet another source of shame and stigma for anyone seeking an abortion.
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Hocus Pocus subtly insinuates that a person's virginity — specifically, a boy's virginity — should be a source of shame.
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But when you never had any, it's a source of shame and secrecy — so you never talk about it.
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Instead of being regarded as a crime and a source of shame, dowry has become a matter of pride.
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Her illiteracy was a source of shame for my father, who kept the secret from me for four decades.
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You're asking someone to let you talk to her about a situation that is probably a source of shame.
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Their sense is that being trans is just one more way of being human, and surely no source of shame.
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And, to Argentina, it is a source of shame that on Saturday night, it showed that side to the world.
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As the campaign grew, I started to question the archaic perception of periods as a source of shame and embarrassment.
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Mr. Gaul, the son of a single mother to whom he was a source of shame, was raised by his grandmother.
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"[An interest in moms] becomes a source of shame because, traditionally, it is a taboo; it's an incestuous fantasy," Kanaris says.
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Our immigration system should be the subject of pride, not a source of shame, as it is all over the world.
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For some work-from-homers, comfort-first attire is a source of shame — a symptom of broken routines and under-motivation.
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In the 1950s and '60s, disabilities were frequently seen as a source of shame and few questions were asked or answered.
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In the 1950s and '60s, disabilities were frequently seen as a source of shame and few questions were asked or answered.
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How could they feel so entitled to touch me now, when back then it was such a source of shame and derision?
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Drug overdose is considered suicide, a sin in Islam, and therefore a source of shame for many in the Arab-American community.
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Cocaine is more or less shunned by today's metal scene and the drug cartels are a source of shame and national disgust.
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Going to his apartment has been the source of shame for the past 30 years, that I allowed myself to be so gullible.
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It's different for everyone, but the most important thing to remember is that this is an illness and not a source of shame.
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My hope for my child's future is that his skin color won't be a source of shame to him or derision from others.
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"This has been such a source of shame for me -- that I didn't have the wherewithal to get up and leave," she said.
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Their size may be seen as a bonus, not a source of shame, rejection, or self-hate as it often is for women.
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Actually, it's been more than just a pain point — it's been a source of shame for almost as long as I can remember.
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But it's also a rare opportunity for Stachel to embrace his ethnic identity, which he admitted was once a source of shame for him.
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In that moment, I realized that fashion, which represents both my career and my passion, has also been a source of shame for me.
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Non-envied lives and bodies can become a source of shame: Lots of teens (and adults!) delete photos if they don't get enough likes.
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For centuries, around the world, menstruation has been treated as a source of shame, rather than as a normal, healthy part of women's lives.
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That shouldn't make it a source of shame, a whispered-about disease, as cancer was 60 years ago or AIDS was 30 years ago.
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"This has been such a source of shame for me — that I didn't have the wherewithal to get up and leave," she said in the interview.
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Presumably it was a source of pride and happiness in the same way that the image from Little Rock became, for Bryan, a source of shame.
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For Sean Mehl of Texan epic crust band Dead to a Dying World, his experiences with depression are neither a secret nor a source of shame.
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Once a source of shame, her performance becomes a way of reclaiming them—an unsanitized depiction of living with mental illness and battling your own demons.
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The fact that the child, a girl, had effectively been sold was a source of shame in a culture where blood ties and ancestry are sacred.
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Members of the Roma community spoke of pressure to abandon their ethnic identities, with Mr. Jovanovic describing the heritage as a "source of shame" for many.
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They never spoke about these sessions afterward—not three minutes after, and not three decades—but they weren't a source of shame for either of them.
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One federal judge has apologized to a woman who had been pregnant while at the jail, saying her treatment was a source of shame for him.
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Girls are often warned against using a tampon or menstrual cup over fears they could break their hymen - a source of shame in some socially conservative countries.
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" Her sexuality is a source of shame and revulsion: "I wore lipstick not to be fashionable, but because my bare lips were the same color as my nipples.
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The event broke new ground by attracting so many women who had been confined in the laundries — once a source of shame in a deeply conservative Catholic country.
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"Going to his apartment has been the source of shame for the past 30 years, that I allowed myself to be so gullible," Post said to the LA Times.
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Hank tries to make him understand that, once they are back in civilisation, the very powers that have allowed them to survive will be a source of shame and embarrassment.
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I intended to show them something I've learned over time—that if you treat being trans like it's a source of shame, then that's how your date will feel, too.
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By lashing out at this gentle, respectful depiction of Gianni's illness, the family isn't defending his legacy so much as implying that an HIV diagnosis should be a source of shame.
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In so doing, it can make clear that the regime's malign treatment of women — contra Mohammad Jafar Montazeri — amounts to the true source of shame and disgrace in the Islamic Republic.
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Tolerance and acceptance of homosexuality changes on a century by century basis: occasionally it's a prominent part of the upper societal echelons, yet more often it's a reviled source of shame.
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All the devices at Circuit City looked like they were designed to be installed in your basement where no one else could see them, as with any other source of shame.
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But men are known to use it as well; notably, both Loki and Odin are said to have practised seiðr while in female form, although this is considered a source of shame.
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Many victims are rescued only to be shunned by their families in Hindu-majority Nepal, where daughters who flee or run away with strangers can be a source of shame and stigma.
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On the one hand, younger alumni and current students view the scandal as "more an irritant than a source of shame," Dylan Howlett, a former sportswriter for The Daily Tar Heel, told me.
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But it is the female warrior in particular who offers a powerful counterimage to that of the raped and dishonored victim who is considered a source of shame to her family and community.
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And because money is so tied up in self-image and can be a big source of shame, a lot of people simply… don't ever mention any of this stuff to their friends.
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For many women, myself included, medication is at once a game-changer and source of shame, as the national discussion surrounding stimulant usage zeroes in on abuse, addiction, finals cramming, college partying, weight-loss scheming, and professional maneuvering.
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Anthropologist Mary-Ann Ochota — who has investigated three cases of feral children in Uganda, the Ukraine and Fiji — says these kids are "often a source of shame and secrecy within a family or community," according to the Washington Post.
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Even though other celebrities like Chrissy Teigen, Nicole Kidman, and Brooke Shields have all been open about their fertility struggles, the topic, unfortunately, remains a source of shame and secrecy for many, many women — and Vardalos was no exception.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - The failure of church authorities to adequately address "repugnant" clerical child abuse crimes in Ireland remains a source of shame for the Catholic community, Pope Francis said as he made the first papal visit to Ireland since 1979.
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According to the results of one survey on alcohol-related sexual assaults on college campuses, men who committed violence against women used alcohol to excuse their violent acts, while conversely, alcohol consumption served as a source of shame and guilt for women.
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By the time he wrote these words, he was a student at King's College in New York and an ardent supporter of the American cause, his ignominious West Indian beginnings so far behind him that they had almost become a source of shame.
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While Kanaris hasn't seen an increase in clients talking about moms they'd like to fuck, he says the topic often comes up because it's a source of shame, either because the client is personally concerned about their predilection or because a significant other finds out about it.
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The relative ease of injectables — especially compared to surgery — are likely part of why "having work done" is now treated by many as a piece of lifestyle content, as shareable as a shopping trip or session in a makeup artist's chair, and no longer as a source of shame.
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Because we are aging, and the whole idea that your age should be a source of shame, that if you- I think that will get it out of it, that you will be living ... So if one person- Not if you're just kicking the ball further down the road.
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The world they describe is a world of hypocrisy, where appearance and reality clash constantly, where sex is a source of shame but on everybody's mind, where the cult of virginity — demanded only of women — leads veiled girls to favor sodomy and oral sex to keep their hymen intact or to pay for hymen reparation before getting married.
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When we spoke, Maddie told me that in the early years of Edinburgh's roller derby scene people would say to her, "I enjoy having a big ass – it's useful in roller derby because you use your hips quite a lot", and that many members of the community appreciated their ability to take up space in a sport where their size became an advantage, rather than a source of shame.
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In 1898 the first Freikörperkultur club was founded in Essen. In 1900 more and more Swedish baths arose in rooms in Berlin and on the North and Baltic Seas and a naturist movement began in France. The FKK movement was based on an attitude towards life where the naked body is not a source of shame. Freikörperkultur does not involve sexuality.
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With her mother preoccupied with the younger children, her brother working, and her father often absent, Madeleine began to be propositioned by her father's previous friends. When she was seventeen, she had sex for the first time, which remained a deep source of shame throughout her life. Shortly after Madeleine had turned seventeen, her family received a letter from a former servant, Mrs. James, who had married and was living in St. Louis.
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The parents are ashamed at the first signs of the pregnancy and worry about how their grown children will react to this news. But they are surprised by the enthusiasm of Unni and the mature and supportive attitude of Ramakrishnan. Devaki gives birth to a girl but dies during childbirth. Ramakrishnan's wife does not seem to be interested in children much less in one she considers to be a source of shame.
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The attackers regularly pretended to be there to help the women, adding to the confusion. Women reported being groped, stripped, beaten, bitten, penetrated with fingers, and raped. The attacks were described as the "circle of hell." Commentators say the attacks reflect a misogynistic attitude among the Egyptian society that penalizes women for leaving the house, seeks to terrorize them out of public life, and views sexual violence as a source of shame for the victim, not the attacker.
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A common theme, among children and young adults dealing with feelings of loneliness is they didn't know help was available, or where to get help. Loneliness, to them, is a source of shame. Older people can also struggle with feelings of severe loneliness which lead them to consider acting on thoughts of suicide or self harm. In some countries, senior citizens appear to commit a high proportion of suicides, though in other countries there is a significantly higher rate for middle age men.
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The existence of the camps (or, more precisely, that they were guarded by protectorate policemen and the existence of the privately owned pig farm near Lety) quickly became a very powerful symbol in Czech politics. The issue started to attract minor political groups seeking to receive media attention. Romani activists picked the pig farm as a symbol of the Czech stance toward the Romani, insisting it is a source of shame for the country internationally. They have repeatedly asked the government to relocate the farm.
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Bergeron; Andrew Johnson's Civil War and Reconstruction; pp. 175-177 That was the last election in which the Republicans won Tennessee until 1920, the last in which the Republicans won Missouri until 1904, the last in which the Democrats won Oregon until 1912, and the last in which the Democrats won Louisiana until 1880. That Grant lost New York to Seymour by 10,000 votes was a source of shame and anger to Republicans. Seymour's victory in New York was made the subject of a federal investigation.
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In Japan, domestic disputes have traditionally been seen as a result of negligence or poor support from the female partner. A partner's outburst can therefore be a source of shame to the wife or mother of the man they are supposed to care for. Because women's abuse would be detrimental to the family of the abused, legal, medical and social intervention in domestic disputes was rare. After a spate of research during the 1990s, Japan passed the Prevention of Spousal Violence and the Protection of Victims act in 2001.
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Next come the qualities of the body: physical beauty and deformity. Here Hume's main point is that the beauty or deformity of something's structure is nothing more than its power to produce pleasure or pain in us. To the objection that though health and sickness produce pleasure and pain in us, they are not typically sources of pride or humility, he recalls that these passions require a long-lasting cause related only to ourselves or a few others—thus a long record of exceptionally poor health can in fact be a source of shame. Finally, Hume examines the qualities of external objects related to us.
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Within the same cycle of thoughts, however, is a sense of satisfaction for the narrator at having a life based around a series of specific steps and commands. He wonders if this sense of pleasure is almost an independent being unto itself, and confesses that such pleasure is a source of shame for him. While preparing to fire, Vollmer asks the narrator if he has ever experienced a sense of well-being so powerful that it became a sort of blissful arrogance, a sense of superiority over others simply felt through one's life energy. Non-verbally, the narrator admits that he has felt such emotions.
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Socioeconomic status, which contributes greatly to a child's ability to obtain cool products, is considered one of the most important factors in a girl's popularity at school. Daughters of affluent parents are able to afford the expensive makeup and accessories that allow them to mimic societal standards of superficial beauty, making them more attractive to boys and more popular. The role of academic achievement in determining popularity also differs considerably between gender; in the first few years of school, scholastic success correlates positively with the popularity of boys. However, as boys near adolescence, doing well in school is often viewed as a source of shame and an indication of femininity.
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The film itself was both praised and drew some anger for its blunt confrontation of current issues in India regarding things such as premarital sex, marriage outside an individual's religion, caste, or other community, as well as the very real issue of honor killing. It also addressed and somewhat criticized the hypocrisy of men who engage in premarital sex (they are celebrated and considered men in the eyes of the community) versus women who do the same (they are considered a disgrace and a source of shame). In addition, the film was notable for presenting the struggles of Indian widows and prostitutes in a sympathetic light.
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Because of the interconnectedness of trauma, PTSD, human development, resiliency and the integration of the self, counseling of the complex traumatic aftermath of a violent death in the family, for example, require an integrative approach, using a variety of skills and techniques to best fit the presentation of the problem. The post-traumatic self may not be the same person as before.Wilson J.P, The Posttraumatic Self Restoring Meaning and Wholeness to Personality, Routledge, 2005 This can be the source of shame, secondary shocks after the event and of grief for the lost unaltered self, which impacts on family and work. Counseling in these circumstances is designed to maximize safety, trauma processing, and reintegration regardless of the specific treatment approach.
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Clothing used in the Middle East, which loosely envelopes the entire body, changed little for centuries. In part, this consistency arises from the fact that such clothing is well-suited for the climate (protecting the body from dust storms while also allowing cooling by evaporation). The meaning of the naked body in the societies based upon the Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam) was defined by a creation narrative in which Adam and Eve, the first man and woman, were naked and unashamed until they ate the forbidden fruit of the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. The philosophical meaning of this myth in terms of stating the source of shame is unclear.
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When federal mandates forced schools to integrate, Oktibbeha County realigned the school districts so that the Starkville School District (SSD) occupied the affluent neighborhoods surrounding Starkville, which was the center of Oktibbeha County, and included the majority of the tax base. The remaining fringes of the county were relegated to the Oktibbeha County School District (OCSD), which was poor, underfunded, failing, and over 90% black. Over the next few decades, the SSD became racially mixed, while the OCSD stumbled badly and was take over by state conservators on two occasions, most recently in 2013. Many in Starkville and at Mississippi State found the county system a source of shame. In 1970, when the schools were integrated, more than half of the black teachers were let go.
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Like many men executed for cowardice in World War 1 in the British Army, Stones became a source of shame for his family, and his name was rarely mentioned. His great-nephew, Tom Stones, only discovered that he existed accidentally while researching his family tree, but later became prominent in the campaign for a Royal Pardon for Stones and the other servicemen executed for cowardice during the First World War. In 1997, Wear Valley Council took the then unprecedented decision to add Stones' name to the war memorial in Crook, after the Minister of State for the Armed Forces, John Reid, announced a government review of the cases of the men executed in World War 1 for desertion. Stones was officially pardoned in 2006 along with the 305 other British soldiers who had been similarly executed in the First World War.
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In the same speech, Weizsäcker also stated the memory of the Nazi past could not be "normalized" and the memory of the Nazi era would always be a source of shame for Germans. The contrasting reactions to the Bitburg controversy and to Weizsäcker's speech brought to the fore the question of whatever Germans should still feel shame at the Nazi past forty years later or not. On one side, there were those who insist that West Germany was a "normal" country that should have a "normal" history that would inspire national pride in being German, and on the other there were those who insisted the memory of the Nazi era could not be "normalized" and be a source of national pride.Stern, Fritz Five Germanys I Have Known, New York: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 2006 p. 430-432.
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The Return of the Prodigal Son (Le retour de l'enfant prodigue), by James Tissot, Brooklyn Museum John Paul puts forth the Parable of the Prodigal Son as an especially vivid analogy of God's mercy for man. > When the son decides to return to his father's house, to ask his father to > be received-no longer by virtue of his right as a son, but as an employee > -at first sight he seems to be acting by reason of the hunger and poverty > that he had fallen into; this motive, however, is permeated by an awareness > of a deeper loss: to be a hired servant in his own father's house is > certainly a great humiliation and source of shame. Nevertheless, the > prodigal son is ready to undergo that humiliation and shame. He realizes > that he no longer has any right except to be an employee in his father's > house.
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Through these policies the birth rate increased and Himmler told his doctor Kerstern how proud he was to have a role in the change, "Only a few years ago illegitimate children were considered a shameful matter ... [now] my men tell me with shining eyes that a son has been born to them. Their girls consider it an honour, not a source of shame." Once World War II broke out and men were sent to the front, the Nazis changed their promise of "every woman will have a man" to "every woman will have a child". A report to the Ministry of Justice in 1944 stated that: > Leaders of the [League of German Girls have] intimated to their girls that > they should bear illegitimate children; these leaders have pointed out that > in view of the prevailing shortage of men, not every girl could expect to > get a husband in future, and that the girls should at least fulfill their > task as German women and donate a child to the Führer.
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