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I got that super-excited feeling when something really wrong might be something really interesting.
I often lay on my bedroom floor after an attack of tics, feeling exhausted and in despair.
And it describes the same effortless, spontaneous feeling that you get when you enter into this ecstatic state.
So the very behaviors that we think of as being so sexy in our culture are the very ones that leave so many people feeling tired, lethargic, depressed and impotent.
As soon as the wine touched Bai Su Zhen’s lips, she ran to the bedroom, claiming she wasn’t feeling well.
When I started doing this work, I was reacting to a hate-based attack, so I was feeling insecure and anxious and overwhelmed.
And it makes sense, because if you take a step back, and I can imagine that a lot of women in this room can probably relate to this, the feeling, an overwhelming feeling of insecurity, is oftentimes with us constantly.
This is very strange for me, because I’m not used to doing this: I usually stand on the other side of the light, and now I'm feeling the pressure I put other people into.
I have this feeling I’d be happy there.
The first piece was, really, there's a young woman talking about Nigeria, that she has a feeling she'll be happy there.
And I think the best way to achieve that, and get a feeling for any flaws in your design, is to act it out.
And if they survive, the reader is left with no feeling of triumph, only cosmic indifference– the terrible sense that we are but insignificant specks at the mercy of unfathomable forces.
You don't master feeling lousy about one thing.
We saw that the more money people gave to Spread the Net, the happier they reported feeling afterward.
And where you might expect the canvas’ massive size to counteract this feeling, its scale only highlights the nearly life-sized atrocities on display.
And it helps to represent the feeling it generates, as if you had your head in the clouds.
He kept asking me the same thing over and over, 'Are you feeling it?'
Features of the environment matter too: In one experiment, volunteers with a cold rod placed on the back of their hand reported feeling more pain when they were shown a red light than a blue one, even though the rod was the same temperature each time.
And genetic testing in people with rare disorders that prevent them from feeling pain have pinpointed several other possible targets for drugs and perhaps eventually gene therapy.
It's important in the early days of a new relationship to pay attention to how you're feeling.
I went through this process for years of accepting the failure as my own and then feeling deep shame that I couldn't overcome the obstacles.
We've been feeling it since the first few months of life, when we didn't get what we wanted in our cries of protests, things like, "What do you mean you won't pick up the rattle, Dad, I want it!"
We get angry in situations that are unpleasant, that feel unfair, where our goals are blocked, that could have been avoided, and that leave us feeling powerless.
But you can also tell that anger is probably not the only thing we're feeling in these situations.
We can feel angry at the same time that we're scared or sad, or feeling a host of other emotions.
Well, we know what we're doing and feeling at the moment of that provocation matters.
When you're feeling those things, those provocations feel that much worse.
It's because the anticipation of possibly winning releases serotonin in the brain, and actually provides a good feeling until the drawing indicates you've lost.
Or, to put it another way, for the dollar investment, you can have a much better feeling than flushing the money down the toilet, which you cannot have a good feeling from.
But a few months before, I'd started feeling pain in my stomach and had gone to every expert to find out why.
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