But now conservative women are feeling fed up.
All of this and more can lead to a creeping progression from feeling fed up to experiencing clinical depression.
When he began the book, he was feeling fed up with the way thrillers lately have been overly defined into subgenres, each with its own requirements.
But grief can derail what we know -- as can the feeling, fed by genetic breakthroughs and the glorification of them, that maybe genes really are us.
Their characters are trying to be good spouses and parents and siblings, falling into ruts, feeling fed up for a minute: the condition of "You know, forget it, Jesus, just come get me," as Erica Campbell put it.
"I felt that I gave a very good sense to people that I didn't need taking care of, and I never stopped, ever, to say to anyone, I'm feeling fed up".
The moment is an unforgettable one – Saturday afternoon, lying on my parents' bed as my mum vacuumed downstairs, watching The Chart Show on ITV and generally feeling fed up with the British music scene.
Knowles turned to conduct a few swells from her horn and string sections before her bandmate took to the microphone: "Give it up for the choreographer, the creator of this show, Miss Solange Knowles!" Fans streamed out of Radio City and onto Sixth Avenue feeling fed, and eager to maintain the night's gleam.
The other day, feeling fed up for reasons far too lowering to go into here – suffice it to say I was looking at a night in a strange city with only a small bag of dry roasted peanuts for company – I pulled a book from our shelves on a whim: Mortification: Writers' Stories of Their Public Shame, edited by Robin Robertson, which came out in 2003.
More generally, anti-EU feeling, fed by a concern over national sovereignty and perceptions of diminished autonomy, is strong among many Britons.
