People forget the pressure society exerts on transgendered folks.
Depay's poor start to life at Old Trafford has further fueled the talk, but Beckham says Depay should forget the pressure of wearing it.
But even now those involved can't forget the pressure they were placed under.
Finstagrams allow you to do to all the things that marketing gods purport to sell us in millennial pink: be authentic, connect with others, and forget the pressure to be so perfect all the time.
"Birmingham are a decent team but we have to try to play with freedom, as if we're a mid-table side, and forget the pressures.
There's lots of pressure to party, socialize, buy and give the right stuff, pressure to map out the perfect 2013, and let's not forget the nagging pressure to finally dump the junk in our collective trunks.
"But when I got into the ring, I heard all the spectators cheering for me and then I forgot about the pressure.
I don't forget the intense pressure and anxiety, the furiously competitive nature of my schooling, the need not to let my family down; and also the difficulty of moving between classes.
But let us not forget the continuing pressure of lack of opportunity that can be pervasive in low income communities of color, and its effect on the lives of citizens in shaping feelings of resentment that trigger violence when one incident "too far" occurs.
Mr. Wayne never lets the reader forget the huge pressures and responsibilities placed on Jonny's slender shoulders — like all the jobs that would be lost if he were to give up show business — and he makes us sympathize with Jonny's conflicting desires to please his mother and his business representatives, and his own longing for something resembling an ordinary life.
Ken Raynor, the pro at the Cape Arundel Golf Club here who has played with the Bush family for the past quarter century, says the president plays to relax and to forget the mounting pressures of his office, whether it be the economy or the Middle East.
