"The thing about the nude image is that people tend to become confronted by their emotions about sex when they see it," Christopher Schulz, a photographer and publisher who has spent the last ten years producing twenty issues of his gay zine Pinups, told VICE.
In combination with the rarity of the syndrome and thus the likeliness to become confronted with a first onset of the syndrome unprepared clearly makes it a challenge even for experienced anaesthesiologists [ 12].
Their fall started when Wales had to replace three backs in a costly four-minute spell just after the hour and so disoriented did England become, confronting a formation they had not planned for, that they conceded a soft try and then the lead when Brown, who was overdosed on adrenalin from the outset, gave away a penalty for holding on.
JM: Well, I've gotten into trying to offset my car, and I became incredibly confronted by how much I travel and how much I contribute to global warming through my flying and what not.
Carers generally reported their communities as supportive, at least up to the point that the PWD's behaviours become publicly confronting, and almost all appeared reasonably satisfied with the available support from family and friends.
When Brooklyn crushed New York 23-11, Coroner Wildey became suspicious and confronted the three men, who confessed and were suspended for several seasons.
Annoyed, he stepped out of the batter's box and walked away from Todd Pratt, who became irate and confronted Daubach, with the umpire Marty Foster coming between them.
He writes that when Ms. Taymor, the Tony Award-winning director of "The Lion King," became suspicious and confronted Mr. Berger by asking, "Is there something you're not telling me?," he tried to smile and squeak out a "no".
She had been trying to kill Carrasco for more than a year, frequently waiting outside her apartment building with a pistol in her pocket, but had stopped after a neighbour became suspicious and confronted her.
