Sentence examples similar to Feel freak from inspiring English sources
"I was very cautious because I felt freaked out.
His assessment made me feel a freak; how dare I think that I could go where no woman before me had trod?
"We unreal / Just like a seven-dollar bill / Voice my opinion regardless on how you feel / Freak shit / It ain't about being rich / It's about Juggalos and runnin' with lunatics / As long as y'all rock this we won't quit / We do it all for y'all, I mean that shit / Everyone of y'all means everything to me / We bleed for y'all, that's why we call it the family".
People call themselves feminists while running publications that make women feel like freaks and insidiously question their life decisions.
She told me never to make the women we love feel like "freaks" for having been subjected to cutting.
It makes them feel like freaks because they can't, "Just smile!" and like they are the only ones who have ever felt this way since the beginning of time.
Really, though, this bill does one very important thing: It lets trans and gender nonconforming students know that they're normal, that they don't have to feel like freaks, that they can be themselves.
I find that once I have the assurance from my partner that I can take as much time as I need, I don't feel so freaked out about the length of the journey.
Sherman-Palladino is very good at setting up insider-outsider dynamics that reverberate through all the characters' relationships: Michelle is an outsider in the clannish town, but some of Fanny's dance students -- all of whom are longtime Paradise residents -- feel like freaks or rejects due to their body shapes and sizes.
Soon after I gave birth to my daughter, my midwives taught me the phrase "Day Threeness," which refers to the third day after a child is born, when a mother's hormones really go wild and she can feel emotional, freaked out, and even depressed.
