"Initially, he was just going to be this instrument for me to vent anxiety through violence on the page," Huston says.
I was in tears most of every day, either from gratitude or from worry or from venting anxiety or sadness or resignation, or lack of sleep or... Kenny too, but mostly from gratitude.
Update II: HuffPost's Zach Carter has some more examples of Wall Street starting to vent anxiety -- including the rising cost of buying insurance against a U.S. government default, which is perhaps more telling than the ups-and-downs of the stock market.
I would like to have vented my anxiety even if there was no real reason for it" (mother of a moderate premature infant describing communication with doctors).
House Democrats have to ask themselves whether they want to vent their anxieties and frustrations, and pick a fight with one another, or pick a leader who can actually run things and get on with it.
In fact, people giggled throughout the film, and not merely to vent their anxiety; Hopkins can hardly help presenting his character as a candy store of black comedy, doling out his bons mots like licorice, and once Philip Seymour Hoffman rolls up as a sleazebag reporter, why, there is no restraining our mirth.
According to Rose, "we've simply done whatever was necessary to support each other: paying attention and checking in, taking time for long talks to vent about anxiety or brainstorm solutions to problems, making sure we don't schedule events that we don't have the energy for, thanking each other frequently for the effort we're both putting in to make this work".
Ironically, I read it an hour after I got off the phone with my friend Michelle and vented about all the anxiety I have lately regarding finances, and that I've never in my whole life--that includes college--not been able to pay off my credit card.
"It's definitely achieved its purpose of being memorable," said Rachel Hultin, a real-estate broker in Denver who started a page on Facebook last month to vent her horse anxieties, byebyebluemustang.com, and found herself at the center of the debate.
And thanks to technology that allows teenagers and others to vent their fleeting anxieties and rages into empty text boxes and have those thoughts transmitted to thousands of people in an instant, it's easier than ever for someone to make something that legally counts as a threat.
Bull vented in his meticulously crafted poems feelings of existential anxiety as well as yearnings for a woman's love.
