The phrase "guilt relief" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing the alleviation or reduction of feelings of guilt.
Example: "After confessing her mistake, she felt a sense of guilt relief wash over her."
Alternatives: "guilt alleviation" or "guilt reduction."
They hear about peace and guilt, relief and sin.
Some of the internal experiences of grief have been described as: anxiety, fear future loss, sadness, numbness, shock, loneliness, difficulty concentrating, anger, guilt, relief, insomnia, appetite loss, and fatigue.
As human beings, we all experience similar feelings of joy, sadness, loss, love, fear, loneliness, pride, shame, guilt, relief, and elation.
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I learned more about resilience in the face of overwhelming loss through Mary Yukari Waters' The Laws of Evening than through any novel I read last year; the stories contained in Antonya Nelson's Female Trouble offered more guilt-relief through shared pain and laughter than any therapy session.
The conflicting feelings of guilt and relief remain.
Assouline says that Simenon felt not just sorrow and guilt but relief.
"Seriously?" Then, with as much guilt as relief, "What are you going to use?" "Not your problem.
What ensues is a combination of guilt and relief: Thank God those in uniform are willing to do what I don't even want to think about.
Keneally returns frequently to Sally's mixed sense of guilt and relief over her mother's death, with her own role as accomplice binding her to Naomi in a new and unspoken way.
The effect of her departure on her brother, born five minutes later, was separation anxiety, a "terrible constellation" of emotions, ranging from guilt to relief to "the sense of having been betrayed by my parents".
