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The perceived diminution of that neighborhood, caused in part by an influx of middle class people of all races, can feel like a loss of self, they say.
Mayer gave no thought to parenting as a loss of self or a threat to creativity; she recorded with equal interest the frustrations and the revelations of motherhood.
The particular tragedy of Alzheimer's is a loss of self that is often more apparent to others than to the afflicted person.
Maybe the truth is that sex can often create a malaise of anxiety, a loss of self that can only be alleviated or reversed by another sexual contact.
I got that same feeling I'd felt when I heard that Dr King or someone else was killed; that sense of a certain part of you being drained away, a loss of self.
Now scientists say they have captured glossolalia on brain scans, which link decreased frontal lobe activity to a loss of self control.
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"There's also often a loss of self-esteem.
Boyer also thinks it is due to a loss of self-esteem.
Warburton admits that the invasive scrutiny led to a loss of self-belief.
The Bradshaw's Continental Guide of that year reveals a loss of self-assurance.
Just as in situations of real romance, some book lovers confide that they occasionally sense a loss of self-control.
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