I have the same problems as everyone else — managing your husband, managing your home, managing your child".
No one wants to be that person who checked a bag when everyone else managed to just bring a carry-on.
For years, those who live with depression and anxiety have been stigmatized, painted as weak-minded or whiny, simply incapable of handling the stresses that everyone else managed to deal with head on.
Only Andrea didn't make it back to join back up with the group, because everyone else managed to get in a vehicle and she was left on foot.
The town has an admission policy that everyone else has managed to adhere to.
Someone so deeply shallow, so profoundly superficial, yet so painstakingly scrutinized for so long by so many reporters and gossipmongers is not a promising subject to write about -- unless, that is, she uncovers something everyone else has managed to miss.
Dr. David Allison, a colleague at the University of Alabama, who like everyone else who manages to matter at all, has both his disciples and his detractors, publishes a weekly newsletter that compiles studies related to obesity and energetics.
Whether you're a party, an attorney or a judge, keeping people waiting is not only bad manners, it also has very real economic implications on everyone else who managed their time properly.
"It's about how I see colours and pictures, and about wanting to have the same opportunities as everyone else, but not managing to because of the way society sees autism," said Binchy.
At the center of this closed-in world is an outsider; Frankie is part of this tight-knit community but doesn't fully belong to it, and, though his appearance and behavior are (as far as those nearest to him know) indistinguishable from everyone else's, Frankie manages to set himself apart symbolically and warily, if not openly.
