I compose my face in front of it, but I suppose I also compose my face before I confront it.
I confronted him", he said before adding, "It was physical, it was psychological, it was emotional and it was sexual.
It didn't take long before I was confronted with the challenges of representing a sought-after college in a competitive admissions cycle.
In fact, I needed three hours of stone-cold slumber on a Saturday afternoon before I could confront the awkwardness of my dating life (a distressing phenomenon that I believed had been safely banished during my 20s).
Asked about potential moves to ban the garment in parliament house, Abbott had replied that it was not the business of government to tell people what they should or shouldn't wear, however "I've said before, I find it a fairly confronting form of attire and frankly I wish it weren't worn".
He had lived there with his ex before – a fact I was confronted with when I was hanging my clothes in his closet and came across a girly bathrobe, some tops and socks.
It was a time when complexity meant more to me than it ever had before, when I was confronting the refractions of my own heart, and what it meant to imagine erasing prescribed boundaries within my own life.
A moment before, he had confronted Mikel Balenziaga, who had been pulling at his shirt.
Before I decided to confront the past, spending eight years writing >Scarred: A Memoir, reliving my memories would send me into a panic.
I broke into tears when learning the double-sad news, just a few hours before I had to confront my colleagues attending the ICAR meeting.
