For it.
The phrase "loose myself" is not a grammatically correct phrase in written English. The correct phrase would be "lose myself" which means to become lost or confused. Example: I often get so caught up in my work that I lose myself in the tasks at hand.
and you can't help feeling judged, but I try to remind myself that if you don't fail you can't learn, and to let myself loose myself, and trust that something interesting will happen through the energy in the room.
As a teen, I could easily loose myself in books for days and weeks, and had to push myself to sometimes put them down and go outside, to engage in the real world and live my own story.
But as I watch endless box sets and vintage TV late into the night, like a cop under cover, I begin to loose myself, in a world of peach poolside murder and pastel handbags with hidden revolvers".
If I could just loose myself with her in that room, if I could just block out the awful reality that waited beyond the curtains, if I could just cherish her and protect her and smell the wonderful baby smell of her hair then I could lose myself in that moment and pretend everything is alright.
I couldn't tell who because I was starting to loose it myself.
I will dare to pry myself loose from my ignorance.
"I think I can turn myself loose with this one".
"I cast myself loose from dependence on bosses in case I began to lose my mental capacities," Gary told me.
I carry the sacks with the loose fruit by myself but can only carry it half full.
I wanted to cut myself loose and get lost in the innermost heart of Russia — if there were any such thing — and live there.
Prying myself loose from the beanbag, I made my way across town to the Longwood Art Gallery, where another round of videos and some bright blue vinyl beanbags awaited me.
