14 Limited physical competence translated into more withdrawn, feeling more isolated, when compared with patients with satisfactory physical competence.
The codependent person may become cynical, bitter, withdrawn, feeling like a persona non grata, lonely, and avoided as others decide that one is: The most bossy, know it all; manipulative, busy-body; officious; life of the party (but not in a good way); wasteful (giving pearls/or baths in a pig pen), unreasonably caring, not correctly analyzing the situation.
"It's a lovable monster," Chetwynd said when I withdrew, feeling foolish.
In discussions from 2 to 7 January 1539, Bucer and Witzel agreed to defer controversial points of doctrine, but Melanchthon withdrew, feeling that doctrinal unity was a prerequisite of a reform plan.
Respondents described an array of symptoms, including feeling quiet and withdrawn, tiredness, feeling agitated, suspicious, nervous or anxious, hearing voices, aching, sleeplessness, lowered motivation, loss of energy, paranoia, and depression.
It can leave children feeling withdrawn, fearful and depressed, and can lead to involvement in drugs, alcohol and dysfunctional relationships.
Based on the confidence intervals at baseline, the parent ratings of the items "feeling withdrawn or numb" (item 8), "sad or low mood/unhappy" (item 32), and "not interested/no enthusiasm" (item 39), were significantly higher compared to both the patients and the physician ratings, which were similar.
Items: 8 = feeling withdrawn or numb; 32 = sad or low mood/unhappy; 39 = not interested/no enthusiasm; 20 = trying to hurt him or her self; 43 = thinking about or wanting to hurt self; 16 = nervous, tense, or uptight, 26 = feeling restless or keyed up; 42 = angry or irritable/in a bad mood; 37 = drowsy or "out of it, 38 = unusually good mood/super happy.
A part of the personality known as the rebellious teenager protects the core via self-destructive means by stepping in and raging, snapping, fighting, threatening, aggressing, withdrawing, stuffing feelings, stoicism, seeking revenge or validation from others, pouting, defending, becoming indignant, throwing insults, and of course, numbing our pain through drinking, drugs, love, sex and more.
She squeezed Mary's clasped hands, patted them, and withdrew her own hand, feeling there's so little comfort anyone can give, it'd better be saved for when it's needed most.
To the cooler, withdrawn Hawthorne, such depth of feeling so persistently and openly declared was uncongenial.
