The website's slogan is "where we dare to talk openly".
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Convicts may also be reluctant to talk openly at hearings.
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They talk openly about relationships and how to honor partners.
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It matters to talk openly about a woman in my song.
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Talk openly and honestly with them beforehand (and during and after!).
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Now they talk openly about it, and you see it everywhere.
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Some politicians talk openly about the pressure to demonize the other side.
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In Mitrovica, those who know the details are afraid to talk openly.
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If you're feeling too tired or sick, talk openly with your partner.
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I ask clients, 'Are you able to talk openly about your wealth?
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The network said Bannon is expected to talk openly to Mueller's team.
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The willingness of some to talk openly about dismantling NATO epitomizes this narcissism.
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Where she could talk openly about the hard parts of expecting a child.
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Don't be afraid to talk openly about the importance of saving, spending + investing.
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It's a far cry from that today, when people talk openly about gambling.
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I'm the first to talk openly about the plus-size experience; ready and willing!
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I never imagined I would have the courage to talk openly about my ovaries!
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Richmond, California (CNN)The four teens kick back and talk openly with their mentor.
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Those leaders report more people talk openly about everything from marital woes to suicide.
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Don't be afraid to talk openly about the importance of saving, spending and investing.
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Sprinkle and Stephens talk openly about ecosexuality as a new form of sexual identity.
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It's important to destigmatize pelvic pain, so that we can talk openly about solutions.
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Between the lines: Automakers are reluctant to talk openly about the politically sensitive topic.
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Goldman Sachs is going to do something unusual this week: talk openly with investors.
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People talk openly now about creating "designer babies" due to advances in gene therapy.
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Today we delve into suicide, and why it's important to talk openly about the topic.
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Her own ministers have begun to talk openly about who might make the best candidate.
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Millennials are so much more technology-adaptable and they are more willing to talk openly.
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Schumer then asked if Trump and his team would talk openly about any contact with Russia.
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The key is to talk openly about those stories and how they influence our beliefs today.
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The Pence ally spoke on condition of anonymity because few people talk openly about her role.
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The company declined to talk openly about its plans, but details of its strategy are emerging.
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She believes people need to talk openly and teach our children the real dangers of drugs.
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At the most innocuous level, this inability to talk openly will stifle innovation and business growth.
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They talk openly about sex as if they are the first bawdy folks to do so.
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On Dreamers // Doers, for example, members talk openly about anything from funding to fertility, often forming friendships.
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Talk openly about your bigger goals like career and where (and when) you want to settle down.
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I guess when you're a female pop artist, you're expected not to really [talk openly about sex].
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But in a turbulent time, kids now talk openly about the possibility of being shot at school.
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Administration officials and American lawmakers talk openly about checking the authoritarian impulses of the Chinese Communist Party.
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The reason we changed it is to help mobilize young people to just talk openly about periods.
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I want my kids to talk openly about money, ask questions, start learning to save and budget.
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They made a point to talk openly about it, to keep an eye out for one another.
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Cotton says she is glad she froze her eggs, but wishes more people would talk openly about it.
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Greenfield was immediately struck by her honesty, and the fact that they could talk openly about his crimes.
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In testimony before the Senate last June, Crews called on other men to talk openly about sexual assault.
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Many were looking for places where they could talk openly and collaborate around the issues that affected them.
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The result is a group where people can talk openly and honestly about their parenting issues — struggles and joys.
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Behind Closed Doors is supposed to feel risqué and raw to TLC viewers — they talk openly about sex… gasp!
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No confidence, as I like them being able to talk openly about their interests and stick to their opinions.
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" William, Kate and Harry, she notes, "can't promote the idea that people should talk openly without talking openly themselves.
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Motherboard granted the source anonymity to talk openly about a scam without fear of reprisal from other community members.
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Miller's barbershop is a safe space where black men talk openly about politics and race above a clipper's buzz.
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I talk openly with my students about my obsession with dinosaurs and Harry Potter, and other severely uncool stuff.
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Businesses contacted by Reuters declined to talk openly about the risks for them of tension between Vietnam and China.
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Her goal is to get the majority of Americans to talk openly about their deeply ambivalent feelings about abortion.
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School administrators are allowed to talk openly with resource officers and often call them in to interview students directly.
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These days my father and I talk openly about our careers as Marines and how the corps changed us.
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Even centrist Democrats like Senator Charles Schumer talk openly about racial disparities in arrests for marijuana and incarceration rates.
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" In St. Louis, few officers seem eager to talk openly about race for fear of upsetting the "blue bond.
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And they are suffering – and sometimes dying – in silence because we can't seem to talk openly about mental health.
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Bannon, the former White House chief strategist for President Donald Trump, is expected to talk openly to Mueller's team.
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That dream is very hard to accomplish, and it's refreshing to see Davidson talk openly about having a momma roommate.
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And I'm sorry that the world still doesn't always allow us to talk openly about it, without fear of prejudice.
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She would talk openly about the food habits and exercise obsessions that allowed her to look the way she did.
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The fact that women and men are willing to talk openly about abuse, harassment and bullying is a huge improvement.
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Through all of that, he said, he never heard his parents talk openly about what was happening to their family.
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And having the sex toy be the brainchild of postmenopausal women who talk openly about their experiences developing and using it?
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He said he joined the forum so that he could talk "openly about suicide without risking hospitalization" with like-minded people.
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I'm feeling pretty bummed/emotionally drained, but I love that we can talk openly about the things that truly affect us.
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It's where he set up meetings with retailers and where he sat down to talk openly about the last few months.
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Having been honest about being a breast cancer survivor, Johnson also felt it was important to talk openly about heart disease.
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In 2014, President Barack Obama signed an executive order that prohibited contractors from "retaliating" against employees who talk openly about pay.
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I've finally gotten over my shame and talk openly about my loans with my partner, but it still makes me uncomfortable.
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On base, officers talk openly about mood swings, making their wives cry and other indicators that led them to seek help.
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Let's learn to talk openly and respectfully about sex, pleasure and our boundaries, in all the ways we individually define them.
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Also, do coaches talk openly about going to the U.S. with promising young talent, or is that kind of hush-hush?
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For one, we can finally talk openly about Captain America: Civil War, including that post-credits scene that got us so stoked.
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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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We still don't talk openly about who I really am... I think that's the one thing I wish was a bit different.
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Stigma places blame on the person suffering from the illness and makes them ashamed to talk openly about what they're going through.
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They talk openly about perceptions the party is run by a bunch of old white guys— and they're desperate to change that.
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It's time to talk openly about the crisis so we can organize the will and the resources we need to address it.
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He wanted to create a space on Facebook where black fathers could talk openly without fear of racists or trolls butting in.
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Although sex toys constitute a more than $15 billion dollar industry, a lot of people still don't talk openly about buying them.
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For me, hearing her talk openly about having written a suicide note and preparing to end things — that was disorienting and scary.
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His web series "Man Enough" gathers several men around a table to talk openly about topics like #MeToo, emotional vulnerability, and body image.
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In day to day life we aren't often able to talk openly about our relationships without being judged or having to explain ourselves.
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There are very few people who talk openly and honestly about sex on YouTube, and even fewer who look and love like me.
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"We have found a good basis to talk openly about issues where we don't have the same stance from the outset," Schaeuble said.
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But what would help parents the most is a community that could talk openly to work through the options without judgment or dogma.
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As the two women talk, openly and Hartlessly, they form a pact of understanding, and you grasp what this movie might have been.
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Godfrey of the Children's Financial Network says the most important thing parents can do is not keep money a secret, but talk openly.
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There are many reasons — stigma, shame, trauma, and so on — why women might not talk openly about assault, even though it's so common.
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The results, he added, should prompt adults to talk openly and honestly with young people about how they treat peers who are different.
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We'd share our numbers with our team and the world, be direct with feedback, and talk openly and honestly when things weren't going well.
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She said that growing up she saw it was hard for a lot of people in the town to talk openly about LGBTQ+ issues.
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The roads are full of potholes, there are regular power cuts and big companies talk openly about moving across the border into Ivory Coast.
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But, but, but ... Two problems with this: We've written before about how advisers talk openly about Trump as if he were a naughty child.
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We have had time to make plans for this life and also talk openly about wanting to be a family again in the next.
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This is not history that Berg is eager to revisit, though he did talk openly about struggling with addiction and entering a recovery program.
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Even as Silicon Valley thought leaders talk openly about the idea of cash handouts, it's not likely to become reality in the near term.
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On their show Keeping Up With the Kardashians, the sisters talk openly about which looks they love and how they looked in photo shoots.
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"If clients feel like whatever they disclose to attorneys will be turned over to authorities, they won't feel free to talk openly," Ohlin said.
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That includes finding ways to reduce a community's vulnerability to future events, and encouraging people to meet and talk openly about their experiences, she said.
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Sources connected to "Access Hollywood" tell us, Billy and others would talk openly in the newsroom about women ... and some of it's even on tape.
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They ascribe to their candor a larger meaning, a liberation of mealymouthed femmes who are unable to talk openly about their desires and daily degradations.
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It is important to raise awareness about the issue and to talk openly about what's happening and the people who are being taken by this.
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Four of them — Braga, Hue, Moore, and Shaik — talk openly about how hard it is to work in the fashion industry when you aren't white.
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Diana, mother to Prince William and Prince Harry, was the first person in the royal family to talk openly about her struggles with mental illness.
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The idea is to give them a safe space, isolated from the malpractice system or even their own name, to talk openly about their grief.
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There are plenty of reasons women don't often talk openly about this stuff, even though so many women experience sexual harassment or assault so frequently.
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Among them was #slate-millennial: a self-aware half-joke but also, in time, a space to talk openly about the concerns of younger staffers.
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Dave Muth, who advocated for the law, told CNN affiliate KESQ that he hopes it encourages people to talk openly about suicide and mental health.
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She describes herself as being from a "rainbow family" and told the magazine she often felt invisible because she couldn't talk openly about her family.
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" Robbins, who took over the CEO role in 2015, encouraged employees to "talk openly and extend compassion" and asked that they "have each other's backs.
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It's unlikely that the spouses will talk openly about their relationship and the latest addition to their growing family, but that's totally fine by me.
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A large generation gap also leaves many younger Asian-Americans stuck in a "green closet," unable to talk openly with their parents about their pot use.
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In Women's Health's September issue, the five Olympians talk openly about their relationships with their bodies, and how their body shapes enable them to play rugby.
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"As more European treaties, from Amsterdam to Lisbon, brought ever deeper integration, Tory Eurosceptics began to talk openly of EU exit," the Observer's Toby Helm writes.
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She herself was raped 24 years ago, and now plays a woman in the film who was raped and wants to talk openly about sexual violence.
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It is only through our ability to talk openly and honestly with one another that we can achieve true understanding and appreciation for one another's perspectives.
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Growing up, Hamad struggled to talk openly about her background with friends, and says she finds it easier to communicate through a visual medium -- especially photography.
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Seeing this has really given me hope things are changing and there is a generation coming up who find it normal to talk openly about emotions.
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Luckily, like Ariana, millennials and Gen Z are the generations most likely to talk openly about their own mental health issues — they're not big on stigmas.
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Republicans are starting to talk openly about refusing to fill Antonin Scalia's Supreme Court seat not only through the end of President Obama's term but indefinitely.
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It was healing to cook and talk openly about being Palestinian, instead of hiding her identity because it's a "PR nightmare" (actual feedback she got post-backlash).
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So he was able to talk openly with him about what was happening and his father recognized it as a signal that something more critical was up.
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People are willing to talk openly about why the reasons they liked her in the first place are the same reasons they hope she runs for president.
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I'm sorry that some don't understand it, and I'm sorry that the world still doesn't always allow us to talk openly about it, without fear of prejudice.
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Congress hasn't seriously considered a climate bill since 2010, the last time any sizable group of congressional Republicans were willing to talk openly about addressing the issue.
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She even considers the woman who reported her to the police a blessing, since the case has allowed her to talk openly about her work with psychedelics.
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Despite how far we've come in reducing stigma against mental health in recent years, it can still be difficult to talk openly about something so deeply personal.
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"Imago is a great thing for people to be able to talk openly about their feelings and feel it's safe, because they're just being mirrored," Derhally says.
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Clinton started to talk openly about U.F.O.s and government disclosure in her 2016 campaign, some activists traced the remarks back to the 1995 meeting with Mr. Rockefeller.
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The city health department is also launching a campaign called "Bare It All" to urge LGBTQ New Yorkers to talk openly about their health with their doctors.
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At the time, she says, she wasn't ready to talk openly about her mental illness; she told reporters she was just physically tired and needed a break.
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These letters are weapons, we come to realize, akin to the real-world whisper networks women used before it became acceptable to talk openly about sexual assault.
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In 2005 one could sense Cubans' reluctance to engage an outsider or talk openly among themselves on the subject of politics, but that has long since changed.
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Politicians should talk openly about the links between climate change and the rising frequency of extreme weather events like Hurricane Michael, argues The New Republic's Emily Atkin.
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When I allowed myself to talk openly, it gave my clients and employees the safety to open up about what they were dealing with outside of work.
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" One comment on the article urged the college to keep Lee Chapel on the tour in order "to talk openly and candidly about history, not hide it.
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Further, talk openly about the cost of things, especially college, and open a savings account or Roth individual retirement account to demonstrate the magic of compound interest.
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They launched a public "story-sharing" event series where, every six to eight weeks, local entrepreneurs could come in and talk openly about their struggles and aspirations.
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The accusations against Kavanaugh are another moment to examine our assumptions and talk openly about how we should bets approach these situations -- both now and going forward.
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We have, therefore, been holding town halls across the country so people can talk openly about the moment in which we find ourselves, and about our future.
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In addition to monthly visits, the mothers are counseled on ways to bond with their daughters, including how to talk openly about what led to their imprisonment.
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In Arthur's vision of the world, everyone over the age of 18 has an end of life plan and is willing to talk openly about death, she says.
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Now, he says, not only are more celebrities unafraid to talk openly about their mental illness, but it appears to have entered the mainstream as a political issue.
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I was only able to do this when I started to talk openly about my illness and sharing my past, my anxieties and my fears with other people.
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I talk openly about my own mental health problems — anxiety, depression, a bout of suicidal ideation when I was 83 — and the stability I have found through treatment.
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She's not totally comfortable with his sexuality, he says, but can now talk openly with him about his work at the L.G.B.T. Center and even his new boyfriend.
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Brantner says those clauses aren't technically legal, especially if they inhibit a worker's right to organize and talk openly about labor issues, but it's not like they're banned.
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"It is important that youth talk openly to their friends about the hurdles they encountered and the risks they faced," said Fumiko Nagano, IOM chief of mission for Gambia.
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Research shows that employees are not only more productive when they talk openly about pay, but that wage transparency makes it much easier to target and combat pay discrimination.
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"It's also a well-known phenomenon that religious — although [it's] not limited to religious — people don't talk openly about their sexuality very often, even with their spouse," Alexander says.
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He will also reportedly speak openly speak about his sexuality, making him the first national convention speaker in the history of the Republican to talk openly about being gay.
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We have severely damaged the confidence of survivors of sexual assault, particularly childhood sexual assault, to come forward to the authorities and talk openly about what happened to them.
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Perhaps most importantly, fans see BTS as original, authentic, and socially conscious public figures who aren't afraid to talk openly about the struggles and anxieties of their career path.
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Davis says herpes is able to be "the last bastion of acceptable shaming" because of its benign nature and because no one wants to talk openly about their diagnosis.
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By announcing the news before the tour, the couple has been free to talk openly about it — from accepting baby gifts to getting a sneak peek of what's to come.
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" Gongora urged people to talk openly about menstruation so that girls will understand it both as an "inconvenience and a gift" and boys will never "recoil from the word tampon.
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The company's ads don't mention the drug, which still needs further testing to get approval from the FDA, but they urge women to talk "openly and honestly" about postpartum depression.
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First, allied leaders may be more reticent to talk openly with Trump, especially by telephone, and make agreements with Washington in case the conversations are subsequently made public and investigated.
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In "Spark of Madness," one hour of the eight-part CNN documentary series "The History of Comedy," comics talk openly about their mental struggle and how it fuels their work.
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Provide a safe and non-judgmental place for them to talk openly about their struggle If the person you are concerned about feels any judgment they will usually shut down.
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She is also a founder of the Makeshift Movement, an organization in Oceanside, N.Y., that holds events to help the community talk openly about mental health, suicide and substance abuse.
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They needed a space in which they could talk openly about the physical struggles and daily humiliations of walking around in a fat body, and just how much that sucked.
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Cultural factors like religious beliefs, family dynamics, and generational divides can make it difficult to talk openly about mental illness — and might influence how families interact, cope, and ask for help.
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But when he can't immediately get it back up to pleasure the other girl, they talk openly about the other Black guys that don't need a grace period in between rounds.
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My sons are almost grown now, and I've never mustered the courage to talk openly about drugs to them, possibly because I haven't been able to kick the habit entirely myself.
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The casts of the Real Housewives shows offer particularly satisfying insights during their reunions, when they talk openly about the repercussions of being on the show: for them, for their families.
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Polyamorous people talk openly with their partners about having or having the desire to have sexual and/or emotional relationships with multiple people and often set ground rules for their relationships.
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Business leaders now talk openly of a post-Ortega era and of a "permanent consensus-seeking dialogue" between the government and such groups as students, farmers and representatives of civil society.
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Certified coach and parenting expert Elaine Taylor-Klaus encourages families to have a meeting to set clear expectations and talk openly about any decisions that need to be made in advance.
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He distinguished himself from the rest of the Republican presidential primary field by being willing to talk openly about the cultural differences between Americans and "undesirable" immigrants from Mexico or Syria.
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I started to wonder if it's FOSTA-SESTA related, given we talk openly about sexuality and sex worker rights and FB may not want to be held liable for even that.
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As more films skip theaters and head straight to streaming, we asked our critics to talk openly about what many whisper about: that many of these films are just good enough.
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Even though it is estimated that about half a million men receive vasectomies in the United States each year, Dr. Cragun said it isn't something men tend to talk openly about.
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People rarely talk openly about money, and in many companies salary discussion is even prohibited But discussions might be a bit more open at association or industry networking events, Kerr said.
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Political appointees hold meetings without career staff members and talk openly about purging anyone they see as friendly to the former secretary, according to one former official familiar with the comments.
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"When you talk openly about the things you feel you let out any negative thoughts about your relationship, any insecure feelings because they are all out in the open," she said.
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But Evelyn Yang says the overwhelming response -- and gratitude from voters -- that she and her husband receive when they talk openly about their son Christopher's autism made her feel newly empowered.
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The facility's 13 full-time residents spend about 10 hours a day in classes meant to help them talk openly about their battle with addiction, both in groups and private sessions.
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But even in a culture of oversharing, in which we talk openly about nipple piercings and pimple popping, this is one topic that nobody really touches (even though we all have questions).
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In a new video for the Child Mind Institute, Bloom said that amongst other things, she would want her younger self to know that it's important to talk openly about mental health.
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You can talk openly, and you as a reporter get a ton of access to somebody and can go back to them multiple times and ask them questions and stuff like that.
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"Their purpose is to provide a space where people can talk openly with others who understand how they are feeling – 'a place where it's ok, to not be ok,'" said a statement.
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For crying out loud, Mattis doesn't even like to talk openly about the numbers of troops he deploys to operational theaters, so worried is he that he might tip off the enemy.
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LONDON — Prince Harry, who was 12 when his mother, Princess Diana, was killed in a car crash, has expressed regret that he did not talk openly about her death for many years.
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There is, however, a comments feature on each reported instance on the Waze live map, where users can talk openly about what they're seeing, and that can include details of a checkpoint.
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Her lieutenants talk openly about wanting to leave the euro, redenominating French euro assets and debt in a new currency on a "one franc to one euro" basis, and undertaking competitive devaluations.
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That she talk openly with other white people about how to recognize and dismantle the kinds of white supremacy that don't come dressed obviously in a white hood or a Confederate flag.
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Encouraging CEOs to think more systematically about American jobs: Businesses talk openly about trying to "bait" a positive tweet from Trump (or insulate themselves from assault) by announcing factory openings or job expansions.
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I'm someone who believes that women should be able to talk openly about their sex lives, and that they should be allowed to embrace their sexuality in ways that feel right for them.
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Zheng told me over email and WeChat that they created the app five years ago with the mission of helping people in China talk openly about sex and experiment with their fantasies, anonymously.
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When sex workers are allowed to talk openly and freely about their clients, warn one another about bad dates, and screen clients online, they're unilaterally safer than when they're forced outdoors to work.
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This is all while I take classes at the university in anthropology in which we talk openly about the same topics in gender and sexuality as I did in those classes back home.
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So many of us have lost the ability to talk openly and respectfully with those we disagree with --often because of the ideological crowds we travel in or because of where we live.
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We must talk openly about these conditions because they affect millions of Americans who deserve to be treated fairly and given equal opportunity to participate in all aspects of society, including social media.
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Anthony Levandowski, a key engineering manager at the self-driving car unit, now called Waymo, began to talk openly about leaving the company as the autonomous vehicle field blossomed, according to Alphabet's lawsuit.
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Getting doctors and patients to talk openly about sexually transmitted diseases is often difficult, and part of the challenge with Zika is that it exploded so suddenly and that so much remains unknown.
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Money is a complicated, touchy, emotional subject, and you need to feel like you can talk openly with the financial professional you work with, without fear of them judging you or belittling you.
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He became a tabloid sensation because of his willingness to talk openly with reporters, and he occasionally ran afoul of opponents like LeBron James who considered his bark considerably worse than his bite.
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" Added Willow: "As a 17-year-old, it's important for me to be able to talk openly about what's going on in my life…there have been too many times I have felt alone.
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Of course, I don't advocate dwelling on one's failures as a key to success, but paradoxically I found the quickest path to moving forward from my startup's demise was to talk openly about it.
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On the campaign trail last week, Odinga told Reuters that Kenyatta could not win without cheating, a message that has fired up supporters in his back yard, where some talk openly of violent confrontation.
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"As a 17-year-old, it's important for me to be able to talk openly about what's going on in my life…there have been too many times I have felt alone," Willow says.
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So, for me to be able to talk openly about my history with them for the first time was something that was so healing for me in a way that I wouldn't have expected.
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For example, the two allude to each other constantly (Mendes on Instagram and Gosling in acceptance speeches) but rarely talk openly about their relationship, their kids, or if they plan to tie the knot.
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That room was where we, a handful of LGBTQ kids in rural America, met to talk openly and safely at meetings of our school's Gay-Straight Alliance, a student group facilitated by our counselor.
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Some scholars believe that because our culture considers it tasteless and morbid to talk openly about death, people who seek answers to these basic questions often go about it in tasteless and morbid ways.
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Inside and outside Iran, however, U.S. sanctions are seen as part of a larger strategy for regime change, something key members of the Trump administration, including National Security Advisor John Bolton, talk openly about.
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" Flash forward to October of 2016, as Trump supporters, egged on by their candidate, talk openly about getting their guns to "take out" the "radical feminist" candidate who has declared "open war against men.
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Misscliks also has a behind-the-scenes Slack channel for its creators and hosts, where people can talk openly about any issue, or ask for help if they are experiencing online abuse or bullying.
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Earlier this year, a study from Ameriprise Financial found that roughly two-thirds of U.S. adults between ages 25 and 70 talk openly about money with their siblings, as Ivanka and Donald Jr. evidently do.
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Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama's top military adviser has begun to talk openly about stepped-up U.S. military action against ISIS in Libya as the terror group expands its operations in the North African country.
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In these no-men and no-parent online havens, however, Muslim women can discuss their desires and, among friends, talk openly about "taboo" topics such as sex, penis sizes, positions, vibrators, and birth control options.
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It had become second nature to talk openly with patients about the severity of their diseases, and to ask them how we might work together to maximize joy, meaning and comfort in their waning lives.
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The company discourages its entertainment staff to talk openly about their time working at the parks, and asks all of its Ariels, Belles, and Snow Whites never to acknowledge that they play their namesake characters.
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One woman who the report said had been victimized by two different teachers at the school chose to talk openly about the ordeal, as she had last year for an article in The Boston Globe.
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When the instructor came back, teachers were meant to reveal that the whole thing was a social experiment, and the kids were to be encouraged to talk openly about why they joined the theft, or not.
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But after a period several months ago in which his advocates discussed ways to undercut the credibility of Mueller's investigation, his attorneys now talk openly about their respect for Mueller and their desire for full cooperation.
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It started as a hashtag and online community for women with metastatic breast cancer to find each other, talk openly about their specific set of challenges, and harness each of their own networks to support one another.
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Creating school environments where children, parents and staff feel comfortable to talk openly about their mental health, and seek help when they need it, can help children to build up the resilience to cope with life's challenges.
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Rachel Dolhun, vice-president of Medical Communications at the Michael J. Fox Foundation, points out that it can be difficult for people to make the connection between PDP symptoms and Parkinson's, and to talk openly about it.
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I was relieved to see her talk openly about the real situations women can face around fatal fetal anomalies and stand up for policies that would make these situations less painful and bureaucratic for a grieving family.
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"If Mr Trump wants to leave the climate pact, then we must talk openly about trade relations and market distortions," Schulz said, suggesting that backsliding on environmental standards could harm U.S. access to the world's largest market.
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Some in the audience during a screening in Sarajevo said the three men were brave to talk openly about the senselessness of war at a time when reconciliation was being put on the back burner in Bosnia.
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"What we need to win this fight is to create a culture where people can talk openly about the way abortion has helped their family, their community and allowed them to live their best life," Bonow said.
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Add to that the general cultural tendency to code all things female as frivolous and vain and to reduce women to their looks, alongside our inability to talk openly about female sexual pleasure, and it makes more sense.
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Fiallo and Saah spent that Saturday afternoon carefully walking the roomful of Black women through conversations about shame and masturbation, recognizing an intense need for a space to talk openly about their sexual experiences in relationship to Blackness.
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It hardly seems a coincidence that after press accounts of the White House sessions on the topic, bills from 2017 began to be refiled and members of Congress began to talk openly about enacting meaningful reforms this year.
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"If Mr Trump wants to leave the climate pact, then we must talk openly about trade relations and market distortions," Schulz said, suggesting that backsliding on environmental standards could harm the U.S.'s access to the world's largest market.
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As more films skip theaters and head straight to streaming, we asked our critics to talk openly about what many whisper about: that many of these films, like "Timmy Failure: When Mistakes Were Made," above, are just good enough.
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Yet, no matter how uncomfortable we may feel or how difficult it is to open the discussion, the more we talk openly, freely, and vulnerably, the better equipped we are to handle anything and everything that comes our way.
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By inviting people to make their own pleasure tools, it not only creates a safe space for them to talk openly about their desires, but also an opportunity to learn about the advanced tech that goes into making them.
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"I realized ... that what I was experiencing was a result of two things converging, which is today's total freedom of access to hardcore porn online meeting our society's equally total reluctance to talk openly and honestly about sex," she said.
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As a baseball fan in recovery, I am in awe of the strength it took for Sabathia not just to face down his disease but to talk openly about the issue, even when he was in the thick of it.
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That some of the women running for office talk openly about "beating the boys" suggests it's seeping into politics: Candidates now believe large numbers of female voters will see a competitive woman and, to borrow from Erin Collier, say Hell, yeah.
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Over the weekend, twice each day, Contact also features what they call an "Experiencers Gathering," a place where those who believe they have experienced an abduction or encounter can talk openly with others who claim to have undergone similar experiences.
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Together with local governments and schools, the organization is training district health workers, teachers, and volunteers about the topic, as well as holding community theatre shows and hosting radio shows on the topic so girls can talk openly about menstruation.
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The Kaleidoscope is one of several social communities and companies that have emerged to help adults talk openly about sex and sexuality, with the explicit goal of teaching them everything they didn't learn in health class or from their parents.
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We rarely talk openly about what's required for a woman to have a good sexual experience, and so many heterosexual women learn the mechanics of sex and female orgasms from movies (most of which are written, directed and produced by ... men).
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" They continued: "Members of the state Senate derisively refer to African-Americans as 'Aborigines' and talk openly of their aim to quash a particular gambling-related referendum because the referendum, if placed on the ballot, might increase African-American voter turnout.
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If you're someone who has succumbed to reactionary politics online, you'll see in Bonnell a kindred spirit—a college dropout from Nebraska who scoffs at political civility, revels in seamy, self-referential humor, and will talk openly about literally anything.
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And in the wake of an abysmal finish in South Carolina on Saturday, her campaign began to talk openly about a contested convention — their plan to take the fight all the way to Milwaukee, where the convention will be held, in July.
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It is hard to talk openly about politics in Silicon Valley, especially with tech CEOs "preaching these liberal policies" and "colleagues wearing paraphernalia in support of Hillary Clinton," said Gonzalles He plans to vote for Trump, though Ted Cruz had been his first choice.
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In a brief conversation with BuzzFeed News in Washington last September, James said she looked forward the next step in her career, suggesting that while she understood questions surrounding her possible candidacy for mayor, she was not yet prepared to talk openly about it.
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In an attempt to address the country's growing racial tensions following the recent spate of officer-involved shootings, a reverend in Sunnyvale, California, decided to get a bunch of self-identifying racists together in one room to talk openly about their views, KQED reports.
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Harry's decision to talk openly about his mother's death comes as a younger generation of royals has been seeking — as Diana did — to exhibit a more modern image of a monarchy that is still broadly respected, but is sometimes seen as distant and anachronistic.
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Twenty years ago, it was revolutionary to watch a 30-something woman fall head-over-heel for a sex toy, talk openly about it with her friends, and then bring those friends into a sex toy shop and convince them that their self-pleasure is worthwhile.
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Maybe that sounds like a weird thing to do, but if you and your S.O. talk openly about masturbation, then it's 100% fine to tell them that you're really horny so you're going to go into another room and rub one out while they pick a movie.
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As these technologies are developed, it will be crucial to have full and frank conversations about both the benefits and the risks—conversations that, as Berg pointed out, are only possible when scientists can talk openly about their work and its repercussions without endangering their funding.
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Campaign representatives - including conservative commentators, a former "Apprentice" contestant, a beauty pageant winner, and campaign and White House staff – tried to persuade women at gatherings in 13 states including Pennsylvania, Florida and Ohio to talk openly about their support for Trump and encourage others to do the same.
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Thomas Plankers, a German psychologist, argues in "Landscapes of the Chinese Soul" that, in the few countries where people have come to terms with dark periods in their history, historians and public intellectuals have played vital roles in overcoming the reluctance of politicians and ordinary people to talk openly.
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These victories are being won because citizens know what's at stake and care enough to reach out to others in their communities, to talk openly with their elected officials, and to drive change from the bottom up, starting with local government and building to state-level calls for change.
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This is something we need to talk openly about because despite the real-world calamity that a Trump White House represents for our republic, we seem determined to fight out this primary in the abstract, debating the need to pursue a fundamentally different economic model for our country.
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"While I'd love to see us as a society talk openly about how much money we make or how much we're spending on our mortgage as a percentage of our income, I think that'd be a huge change, and I don't think it's going to happen anytime soon," says Britt-Lutter.
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Refson says she hopes that Kate will continue to "champion this important cause – an area that has been overlooked for so many years – and that she will continue to inspire people to talk openly, seek help and, as a result, for the stigma surrounding mental health issues to continue to diminish."
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"When it comes to difficult issues with race, if you can't talk openly and honestly about your own development on these issues, I think it's very hard to lead our country forward so that we actually can deal with our past and rise to a better common cause and common future," he said.
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In 2010, a study found that in both the aftermath of the 2007 Virginia Tech and 2008 Northern Illinois University shootings, many students said that the fact they belonged to Facebook groups and could talk openly about the tragedy on those platforms with their "friends" was an important source of temporary relief.
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Despite being unlikely to ever ascend to the throne as he is behind his father, brother, two nephews and niece in the line of succession, Harry has been at the forefront of efforts to modernize the monarchy in recent years, rejecting the uptight royal image to talk openly about his innermost feelings.
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Rather than finally telling them how much you appreciate them in your speech, then never touching on it again for the rest of your lives, we should all make an effort to talk openly more often, and in doing so we might help each other live with the ups and downs life sends our way.
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Later, his illicit sexting relationship with Jules (where they talk openly about her transition) as well as his girlfriend's discovery of the many dick pics he has on his phone make his aversion to his teammates' dicks seem indicative of something else: "I think you're a fucking faggot just like your daddy," Jules spouts at him when they finally meet.
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According to The Washington Post at the time, FBI agents set up a fake company that sold cell phones, radios, beepers and other tech equipment to smugglers who, by the time the operation finished, had grown so comfortable in the bogus store that they would talk openly on the phone about "shipments and deals being made there for the cartels," Paul Miller, an FBI spokesman in Miami, previously said.
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That hasn't worked as much as Trump wants, and tensions between the US and North Korea have spiked in recent weeks as the leaders of both countries talk openly about war and North Korea continues to develop missiles capable of hitting the mainland US. But this study underscores how even when China and Russia allow sanctions through, it's very difficult to get countries to actually comply with the measures they've formally agreed to support.
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"He will be him, that's the way he's always been, but I think you're going to see the because of the experience that he brings or will bring to the role -- he experience on the Hill the policy side, the relationships with leadership and with members in both chambers, I think you'll see him play a large role in that," said one Pence aide, who spoke on condition of anonymity to talk openly about internal discussions.
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CB: I'd love to kick it off by pointing out that one of the reasons we both wanted to talk and write this up is because it's been through our own experience working together and sharing what we know — our stories, our resources, our pain — that we realized one of the biggest pieces of this mission is to create a safe space to talk openly when you're in the process of "trying" to have a kid.
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