But it's a tough process, and "You're the Worst" does a fine job of making Gretchen and Jimmy's fearful embrace of vulnerability both entertaining and eventually moving, even if the some of their antics make you pray that you're never seated near people like them in a restaurant.
And I think I am not alone when I say that as a Muslim and woman of color I have never been so fearful of my vulnerability and what is yet to come.
In a raid near Mosul they killed a man believed to be the group's second-ranking leader, capturing a trove of data on ISIS.Perhaps fearful of new vulnerabilities, the group then seems to have hastily sealed a truce with rival Sunni groups it had been fighting only weeks before.
Roger Cohen ("Israel, Iran and fear," Globalist, April 20) suggests that many Israelis exaggerate their sense of vulnerability and are overly fearful for their safety.
As much as this painting is about the fearful vulnerability of childhood, it is also about the grim burden of adulthood, which shines a light down upon the demands of infancy and may say "yes" to some of them, but must say "no" to others.
But the pain of isolation and fearful memories of previous invasions lie just below the surface--a wellspring of vulnerability and inferiority that, many fear, could be tapped as soon as NATO takes its first eastward steps.
Having kids makes you fearful – I don't know what it is, but it increases your level of vulnerability about a thousand per cent.
It appears that women are becoming more fearful of the birthing process than ever before, a situation compounded by feelings of vulnerability in relationships when confronted with a constant stream of unknown maternity care professionals [ 42].
Still, they felt a measure of vulnerability.
Still, the Bruins hinted of vulnerability.
