" - Alex, 38 "Transferred own emotional baggage onto me.
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This full moon will be major for releasing emotional baggage.
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So, Jaime is going to have some emotional baggage going forward.
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Noisey: Your sessions tend to unpack a lot of emotional baggage.
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During each Goop Lab experiment, they unpack emotional baggage and trauma.
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This is a great day for letting go of emotional baggage, Virgo.
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Since these tend to be unhappy stories, emotional baggage can cloud financial negotiations.
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And maybe there are particular people whose emotional baggage you're done hauling around.
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The moon enters Capricorn, asking you to release grudges and old emotional baggage.
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If you've been holding onto some emotional baggage, some deep healing could arrive.
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I couldn't help but bring my emotional baggage and anxiety into our pregnancy.
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His memoir is a poignant meditation on the accrual of physical, and emotional, baggage.
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Rather than fleeing from my emotional baggage, he welcomed it without fear or judgment.
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Even mothers who had a wonderful pregnancy experience can find themselves with postpartum emotional baggage.
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Fodor believed haunted houses were structures imbued with the icky emotional baggage of its former residents.
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I'm coming in with no frenemies and just a little bit of emotional baggage from back home.
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Were you able to let loose, or did the emotional baggage of the character get to you?
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He released a statement just before the vote Wednesday, acknowledging the emotional baggage that the issue carried.
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Taking on a friend's emotional baggage can have an affect on you, agrees Nina Tirado, MHC-LP.
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Taking on a friend's emotional baggage can have a toll on your own personal mental health too.
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"176 people leave with significant emotional baggage from what they have experienced in Chile," he wrote on Twitter.
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Bound Alberti says that among transplant recipients and doctors alike, a new heart comes with extra emotional baggage.
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Dorothy was carrying her old emotional baggage: fear of loneliness, an addiction to drink and attempts at suicide.
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The insatiable pigs are fed everything from old refrigerators and discarded water bottles to emotional baggage and dreams.
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But the idea of being pregnant with the physical risk and the new emotional baggage didn't sound good.
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From the start of the season, Castle is a recluse, carrying massive emotional baggage from his time in Afghanistan.
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And thank the goddess: You know exactly how unhealthy is it to carry around all kinds of emotional baggage.
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In "Holiday House," a well-to-do family reunites one summer at the clan home, emotional baggage in tow.
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You're experiencing deep, personal transformation and growth, sorting through your emotional baggage and burning what you don't need anymore.
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He has a lot of obligations and with a lot of emotional baggage, a lot of responsibilities at his feet.
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Nonsense or not, an estimated 5,000 Burners checked their emotional baggage, made it past the Total Self Acceptance checkpoint, and onboarded.
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His emotional baggage and his political doctrine have already had an incalculable impact, and it is not a force for good.
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Emotional baggage can lead to awkward but necessary transitions in your closest relationships, or it can be a roadblock in communication.
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Christian Grey fans still have a long time to wait before seeing Williams and her emotional baggage on the big screen.
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Congrats—a huge part of feeling better is simply making the decision to sort through your emotional baggage with a professional.
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Whatever the emotional baggage you had from the journey was, you still had to pass through the truth of Scott Shelby.
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And lest we forget, although Darren certainly had issues of his own, a lot of his emotional baggage came from Hank, too.
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When we're not deciphering the meaning of texts, we're dealing with all the emotional baggage that comes with relationships old and new.
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Alison Crouse is a Philadelphia-based photographer whose work attempts to visualize the emotional baggage we each carry from day to day.
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"There's a lot of emotional baggage tied up into going to work," Amy, a Seattle resident with delayed sleep phase, told me.
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This is a powerful time for letting go of emotional baggage, so find someone trusty you can spill your heart out to.
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There is a magical energy today, Aries, making this a fantastic time to work through emotional baggage or engage in spiritual work.
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But Venus will connect harmoniously with Pluto during this eclipse, too, encouraging deep, intimate connections, and finding you clearing out old emotional baggage.
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Which is all to say: When it comes to some people, it's hard to tell the difference between emotional baggage and unfinished business.
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The Moon is in intense and emotional water sign Scorpio today, encouraging you to let go of your emotional baggage and start fresh.
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For example, Garrett got pretty fiery in week 5, when the men packed their bags (and their emotional baggage) and hightailed it to Scotland.
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The entire conversation, an edited version of something longer, something deeper, something even more lined with emotional baggage and history, was, frankly, entirely confusing.
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The guys are going to be redeployed; the medication is supposed to wipe out all memories, leaving Geist with soldiers with virtually no emotional baggage.
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The other ladies, meanwhile, share their own fears as they work to get past their emotional baggage and open up for a chance of love.
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Being unaware of your pathologies Everyone brings some emotional baggage to work: neuroses, anger, self-contempt, paranoia, feeling like an imposter ... the list is long.
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This year's eclipses in Capricorn and Cancer brought radical shifts to your social life, and you released emotional baggage concerning romance and creative self-expression.
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Though Jackson's name is cleared, it seems Sayulita, Mexico, has perhaps too much emotional baggage — for him, Paradise probably wouldn't be beachy heaven at all.
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For example, my client Susan knows that her emotional baggage of not being understood means that when someone misunderstands her, her confidence takes a dive.
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This is a very powerful time for you to let go of emotional baggage and to surrender to the changes that are happening around you.
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In contrast, "I prefer not to talk about it" tells the asker there is emotional baggage, which may be more than you want to disclose.
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You're releasing so much emotional baggage during this full moon that you might find yourself feeling more exhausted than usual, so be gentle with yourself.
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"I've never been in a play where the audience brought so much of their own political and emotional baggage to the experience," Mr. Lithgow said.
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You can deal with some of the identity stuff and some of the emotional baggage of living double lives and things, but it's still not superheroes.
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I've dealt with my emotional baggage (as much as one can), but I've been at a loss as to how to deal with this physical reminder.
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Meg isn't the first Disney heroine with emotional baggage, but she was the first to cope with heavy cynicism and sarcastic comments, and we dug the honesty.
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This year's eclipses in Capricorn and Cancer rocked your relationships, and you released emotional baggage to step into a new position of power, autonomy, and self-realization.
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Hayes's crew members (Shawn Ashmore, Emily Kinney, Manny Montana and Merrin Dungey) have their own emotional baggage, along with the usual intra-staff tensions and ulterior motives.
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This is because sexual repression leaves us with a lot of emotional baggage and frustration that is all too easy to unfairly take out on a partner.
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A Twitter thread written by user Melissa A. Fabello recently went viral after she detailed how her friend first asked for permission to unload some emotional baggage.
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Riddled with anxiety, cluttered with bad song lyrics and dormant high school math notes, and overloaded with emotional baggage, our brains are their own sort of thriller-drama.
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For a lot of people, the endings of relationships can leave behind a lot of emotional baggage and questions about how things wound up the way they did.
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I absolutely love that Jay is doing the very hard work of unpacking his emotional baggage — and in the process, encouraging other Black men to do the same.
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Ellis Grey from "Grey's Anatomy" was an overbearing and cutthroat workaholic who was responsible for most of the emotional baggage that Meredith should be dealing with in therapy.
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This morning's new moon in Sagittarius brought a powerful opportunity for you to let go of some emotional baggage, freeing you up to go on some new adventures.
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Also, will Strike and Robin finally get enough of a grip to dump their significant others, ditch their emotional baggage and realize that they're meant for each other?
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Soon after, Kardashian issued a public apology, and asked for prayers as he seeks help for any emotional baggage that has haunted him through his tumultuous relationship with Chyna.
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The series has been criticized for glossing over dominatrixes' crucial negotiations of consent and boundaries, as well as for the stereotype of sex workers weighed down by emotional baggage.
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Since she asked: I told her I thought she could work harder to check her emotional baggage about white privilege at the door in conversations with people of color.
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"I needed to work on this because I can't be a person who is going to sabotage a relationship just because I'm holding on to this old emotional baggage," she said.
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I'd let go of all of my emotional baggage, from my relationship with Rob and other relationships, and gave myself the opportunity to enter the new year free of all that shit.
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The month wraps up with Pluto ending its retrograde on September 30—things are shifting in your home and family life…it's time to clear out emotional baggage concerning these themes, Libra!
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In the fifth episode of The Goop Lab, hitting TV screens on Friday, Amaral tells viewers his techniques are designed to release pent-up emotional baggage in the body and heal physical ailments.
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The film, which debuts February 10, shows a reunited Christian and Anastasia sexing it up all over the place, including a shower large enough to fit every single Bachelor contestant and their emotional baggage.
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Today's lunar eclipse in Capricorn finds you exhausted and emotional—but you're releasing emotional baggage you've been hanging on to for a while, and this is an important turning point for your healing journey.
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To celebrate leaving it all behind us and moving on, artists Steven Frost and Molly Jo Shea have organized a Pet Peeve Funeral, inviting visitors to lay their physical and emotional baggage to rest.
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My friendships are very different from my romantic relationships; they come with less emotional baggage and have a strong foundation of trust and mutual respect (also there's the part about not having been inside of me).
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" Continues the source: "She figured it'd be best to just drop it and move on with her life so she wouldn't have to worry about all the emotional baggage that came along with that situation anymore.
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While dealing with their loss and the reality of the large debt their mother left behind, they encounter homophobia, wrestle with sexual identity and wade through the heavy emotional baggage that comes with complicated family relationships.
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He probably appreciates your sense of adventure and the lack of obligation in your life, while his female contemporaries are career focused (or are traveling with a covered wagon full of emotional baggage as i am).
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And while the album has still got the youthful spark of a group of friends having fun, they get a little deeper here with songs about relationships ending and shedding emotional baggage—you know, grown-up stuff.
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New moons mark new beginnings, making this a wonderful time for you to wipe the slate clean around psychic and emotional baggage, be it through reading up on psychic development or by meeting with a councilor and crying.
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It was a consummate performance in the pressure-cooker situation of a major championship final round with the title on the line and, in Johnson's case, previous emotional baggage and uncertainty over that rule decision heightened the challenge.
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This is all the information Ford and Bill will need more of going into season 2, without any of the emotional baggage of Jerry and the high heel masturbation or Ed Kemper and the hug of near-death.
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Sachi Ezura and Halle Kiefer host this monthly storytelling meets stand-up show, where all the performers explore the emotional baggage — be it a childhood humiliation, family issue or dating disaster — that made them who they are today.
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A pre-Bend It Like Beckham Gurinder Chadha split the annual feast four ways with her 2000 comedy, which follows four families — each with different ethnic backgrounds, different holiday traditions, and different emotional baggage among them — at their respective annual dinners.
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Family documentaries come with a lot of emotional baggage that the audience doesn't get to share, and while it's possible to get a broad overview of a family's dynamics, the full background and context is always going to elude outsiders.
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Emotional baggage isn't the only one of Jon Snow's signature traits that Harington is without right now: He also does not wear his hair in a bun, which has become the Warden of the North's go-to look post-resurrection.
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Stepping up to the plate I learned early in my career that you can't take the emotional baggage from one meeting into the next because the new group wants you to engage with them and leave the last conversation behind.
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And Neal does what any good friend would do: he invites him home for dinner, each of them taking a handle on Del's trunk, which we now understand is not just luggage but the emotional baggage that Del carries everywhere.
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Henry Cuellar, a Texas Democrat representing a border district, is not holding his breath for Republicans to act, citing both the emotional baggage that comes with immigration policy and the failure of several DACA bills in the Senate last month.
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The episode "I Survived Jesse's Bat Mitzvah" features a fantastic musical number where the characters all sing about a season's worth of emotional baggage, including a first love flaming out and Jesse realizing her mom is having a lesbian affair with her rabbi.
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A friend of mine always tells me that I have the kind of face that makes people, even complete strangers, feel really comfortable talking to me (his exact words are "unload their emotional baggage on you," but I wouldn't go that far).
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Sagittarius is the centaur, pointing its bow and arrow to the future—but you'll only be able to push forward, dear cow, if you leave some of the emotional baggage you've been carrying behind, and allow yourself and your situation to evolve.
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The soft, luxuriant beauty of Lawler's photographs, which made them seem a touch decadent when compared with the astringent worldview of her peers, now delivers an undeniable jolt of feeling — or, perhaps, we now feel free enough to accept their emotional baggage.
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One night last week, when an episode of my latest Netflix obsession cut out, I realized that I hadn't finished the latest season of Bojack Horseman, the animated bleak comedy/Hollywood satire about a washed up actor with enough emotional baggage to choke a whale.
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We see Sophia resist and tackle a whole mess of emotional baggage throughout Girlboss — attached to everything from her dad's tentative offer of support, to her absent mother, to her relationship with Shane — but none is half as convincing as this fight with Annie.
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"The Things They Carried," probably O'Brien's most famous work, which he didn't publish until 1990, conveyed his intimate experiences as an American draftee through haunting short stories that explore the physical and emotional baggage that the soldiers of Alpha Company carried with them in Vietnam.
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According to Bobby Wood, an American striker who joined the club last May on a four-year contract, it does not take long for new players to grasp the depth of the club's history, to absorb its pride — or to inherit its emotional baggage.
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Older dogs (like older people) get set in their ways over time and aren't as receptive to traditional training methods, and puppies that were neglected or abused in a previous environment may have emotional baggage that makes them act out and be less receptive to training.
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You will always be carrying the cavernous emotional baggage that comes with a complicated human existence—cargo pants recognize that, and rather than trying to make it a secret, or tuck it away, they boldly expose their oddest quality, while insisting that it has a purpose.
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While the residents welcomed the gestures, several explained in interviews last week that in their efforts to shed the emotional baggage of the war, they had to muster forgiveness not only for the FARC but for all the other actors in the conflict, especially the government.
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We asked; you answered: "It took awhile to really get at the joy thing but when it finally smacked me in the face I was able to see the negative emotional baggage attached to a lot of things I supposedly valued,'" wrote Mer Frazer of Schwenksville, Pennsylvania.
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After fighting over pulling the plug versus not abandoning her, with some added emotional baggage of the fact that their mom died of cancer not that long ago, the two sisters have to say goodbye as Dr. Webber (James Pickens Jr.) turns off Heather's life support.
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Having operated as a masked unit in their teens, the seven siblings are reunited after dad's mysterious death, nursing resentments, carrying plenty of emotional baggage and not incidentally facing the daunting task of thwarting the apocalypse, which is due to happen in a matter of days.
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Not only was it the last time we saw many of these characters on screen, it was also the last scene that many of them would be shooting together, which came with its own emotional baggage, actors Michelle Fairley (Catelyn), Richard Madden (Robb), and Oona Chaplin (Talisa) shared.
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We humans tend to tote our emotional baggage with us everywhere we go — including into the movie theater and that couch in the living room where you binged The OA. Movies and shows can give us a safe place to cry, to release anxiety, to let yourself feel unpleasant emotions.
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"Even in everyday life, family and friends, not a ton of people are willing to get into the nitty gritty of emotional baggage often, so I think people use music as an outlet for honesty and for self-therapy," Dacus said when I asked her about the allure of sadness.
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Unlike most rom-coms, in which the two best friends realize they're meant for each other at the very end of the film, Ben and Alice have their epiphany about halfway in, allowing us to watch them fall in love, date, and grapple with their emotional baggage, before the Big Speech conclusion.
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After the Rob & Chyna star had a social media meltdown over the weekend that led his fiancée Blac Chyna to pack up, take 5-week-old daughter Dream and move out of the couple's shared home, the star says he's "seeking help" for emotional baggage that has haunted him through his tumultuous relationship with Chyna, 28.
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It's a robust life simulator, sure, but there isn't monthly rent, student loan debts, a shared laundry room, lack of parking on a busy Los Angeles street, parking tickets, childhood trauma, emotional baggage, fear of intimacy, or any of the other countless human variables that can make building a lasting relationship feel like a fool's errand.
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If you're going on Grindr expecting to meet a super hot guy who's into all the same stuff as you and lives on the same floor of your building and has no emotional baggage and a perfect cock and doesn't snore or tell you that you should be doing more with your life, you're setting yourself up to be let down.
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GUTFELD: Marie, do you think that one of the larger problems here that&aposs been going on for two years is there is so much emotional baggage about Trump from the Democrats that they can&apost -- so, the confirmation bias forces them to just see everything, like it&aposs got to be his fault, it&aposs got to be his fault.
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"Echoes of Silence" is a told-you-so narrative of someone falling for him knowing he was only in it for one night, "Adaptation" is a kiss off to any meaning and identity he lost somewhere in the last however-many-partners, and "The Hills" is part celebration of sex without emotional baggage, part admission that he finds intimacy truly terrifying.
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There are lean, hairless twinks, large, hirsute bears, and everything in between (and beyond, in the case of the chub and superchub gay communities; the lines between them, and that which separates them from the bear community, can occasionally seem impossibly fuzzy to define.) But larger gay men sometimes carry baggage that others don't—not emotional baggage, though there's no fucking end of that.
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But even so, turning Hitler into a comic character is difficult, because he comes freighted with so much emotional baggage — especially in film, where any attempts at funny Hitler imagery come pre-contextualized by hundreds of deeply emotional films about his effects on millions of lives, from soldiers and concentration camp victims to the citizens trying to get by under occupation or the disintegration of their homelands.
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But if there's one last grand trick he can pull that doesn't involve him battle-rapping until there's no more spaghetti left in Italy, it's how he can be a vehicle for each of us to see what emotional baggage we may still be carrying around; to learn to let go and become so fully present we're able to move smoothly between the so-called immovable parts of the past.
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