Can a man not be strong and cry -- without shame?
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You deserve to get what you want sexually without shame.
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They watched Game of Thrones — porn shoulders everywhere — without shame.
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Eating well is eating intuitively, with pleasure and without shame.
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But she still believes in parents' right to breastfeed without shame.
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And will do whatever it takes to get answers, without shame.
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She cuts her hair topless and shouts her abortion without shame.
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The image is alarming, but most markedly, it is without shame.
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So feel free to blast Taylor Swift's "Lover" 24/16.9993 without shame.
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Today is the day you get to browse Pinterest seasonal candles without shame.
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Focusing on our bodies, without shame, can prove very difficult given this context.
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Women tend to be the ones who contact Ask Without Shame about HIV.
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In Obama's view, apologies were sometimes warranted and should be offered without shame.
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"I hope to see younger Black parents breastfeeding without shame in public," she says.
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Sometimes maximizing life means letting them enjoy some (carefully prepared) cookie dough without shame.
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It allowed me and my friends to talk about anything and everything without shame.
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No honest hack could compose so quickly and from such weak grounding without shame.
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One of the book's central characters admits without shame that he had "welcomed" ISIS.
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There's no posturing, because people query Google without shame, as if no one is watching.
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It was moving to watch Versace decide to live his life without shame or apologies.
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Adichie talks about learning to dress without shame, exulting in being bright, bold, and brilliant.
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Books should live freely, without shame, their spines open to the sun and the wind.
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As I've written before, his most salient characteristic is that he operates entirely without shame.
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But without shame, I'd probably be dead under a pile of Flamin' Hot Cheetos bags.
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At game's end, James, J. R. Smith and their coach, Tyronn Lue, sobbed without shame.
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They believe the media make things up because Trump says it incessantly and without shame.
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Planned Parenthood health care providers are there to provide expert care, without shame or judgment.
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So I order the food to-go, then went home and eat it without shame.
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On this evening, 17 people showed up at the group, called Families Sharing Without Shame.
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We need to give young people space to ask questions and explore their sexuality without shame.
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People are [now] living their lives openly and honestly and in front of people without shame.
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I think it was the fact that she lived without shame, and she did it unapologetically.
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Consenting adults should feel free to express their attractions as they please without shame or guilt.
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We should be able to do so freely and without shame all along the life course.
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Bruxner presents us with a world that is without embarrassment, without shame, and full of fun.
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Four years into her tenure with the company, she now enjoys her work pizza without shame.
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That is a film that encourages young men to be opeN towards joy and living without shame.
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Jones: Sexual authenticity is a state of being—being you without social conditioning, without shame, without regret.
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Well, it's got a suggested donation but free is an option, one that can be taken without shame.
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Meaning, we will be able to live ourselves enough to be vulnerable and honest without shame or fear.
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Writing those books was a terrific experience and I look back fondly on it without shame, without apologies.
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Yet here she is, an imperfect, entirely self-possessed woman telling her story with clarity and without shame.
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You hope only that this young man walked away with a mother lode from the league without shame.
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We see him dismantling the Nets' lethargic defense and devouring what remains of their pride, hungrily and without shame.
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It made her feel liberated and allowed her and her friends to talk about anything and everything without shame.
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And we need to encourage young people to express negative thoughts and emotions without shame or fear of judgment.
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And they do it without shame or disclaimers because they believe righteousness is the same thing as being right.
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Not 'Without Shame' To the Editor: By the Book is the feature I read first in my Book Review.
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When you know what you need, you can put yourself first with authenticity and self-awareness, without shame or regret.
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And it's on Twitter where Trump has really let loose, where he's launched attacks against Muslims freely and without shame.
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We're here to provide honest, accurate information about bodies, sex, and sexuality without shame, stigma, or judgment — no matter what.
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We are holding space for curiosity and failure without shame, which in the world of music mansplaining, is really essential.
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Or is the larger goal of making sure all students have access to a healthy meal, without shame, more important?
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It is the inability to talk about vaginas without shame that is at the very core of genital-tract profiteering.
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"They do it without shame or disclaimers because they believe righteousness is the same thing as being right," Cupp said.
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As we age, we can gain a comfort level with ourselves that lets us pursue whatever we wish, without shame.
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Those include the need for services that help people with ID/DD express their sexualities without shame or fear of reprisal.
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By breaking through money silence, advisors grant clients permission to ask questions and seek answers without shame or fear of judgment.
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Much to Carmen's horror, Ana and the other workers take off their shirts and show off their real bodies without shame.
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He has the reality-television star's ability to operate entirely without shame, and that permits him to operate entirely without restraint.
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She was moved by the idea that, in such cities, a person like her could participate fully in society without shame.
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College is great for many things––being exposed to new ideas, meeting people from different backgrounds, living in sweatpants without shame.
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In airing her 'dirty laundry' without shame, that laundry suddenly didn't look so dirty anymore—and then neither did my own.
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We should all be looking for ways to discuss, process, and integrate trauma without shame, its hyper-prevalent in modern life.
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This is exploring and celebrating a culture that's finally able to talk about their courtesies legally and openly and without shame.
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They are both men utterly without shame, backed by parties utterly without spine, protected by big media outlets utterly without integrity.
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And we need to give ourselves permission to experience, without shame, the full scope of emotions that comes with this victory.
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All of this is vital in reducing stigma, which in turn encourages people to step forward and seek help without shame.
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As Ezra Klein has written, he operates entirely without shame: It's easy to underestimate how important shame is in American politics.
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Most advanced countries have things like public restrooms where people have the opportunity to do something like use the toilet without shame.
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When you can let go of the standards, you can stand tall without shame about whatever it is you are going through.
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Being able to talk about any kind of difference without shame can only help two people grow closer and find common ground.
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It was only after finding other LBGTQs in college that I considered the possibility of living both with difference and without shame.
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But the true work of a marriage, and of raising kids together, resides in an ability to communicate your feelings without shame.
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School Lunch Without Shame New York is removing the stigma of free lunch by making it available to all 21989 million students.
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We're so ashamed, about so many things, and I think for a candidate to be without shame, like Trump, is really powerful.
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I was very interested in creating a cult for the individual, for outsiders who wanted to make their own expression without shame.
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Both Turner and Jackson subverted the expectations placed on feminine black bodies, capitalizing off their sex appeal without shame and dancing without inhibitions.
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"When we live and create without shame, we are infecting each other's courage; it becomes musical and slowly dislodges the domination," she says.
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For years, students have filed sexual assault complaints under pseudonyms, which allow them to seek justice without shame or fear of being targeted.
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Only Kroos, the engine room of Real Madrid when he's not playing for his country, can look back on this humiliation without shame.
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Her books and her groundbreaking version of Cosmopolitan, coinciding with the advent of the contraceptive pill, preached sex without shame for single women.
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Turns out, not everyone is going as Eleven from Stranger Things this Halloween, so you can feel free to buzz your head without shame.
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For the most part, "The Wonder" is a fine, fact-based historical novel, an old-school page turner (I use the phrase without shame).
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I hope my show can be a forum for sharing stories without shame or judgement — including a conversation we're having Friday on opioid addiction.
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It's a kind of conviviality that let this loud American, usually self-conscious about playing to stereotype in Paris, guffaw without shame that night.
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The hope is that this continuing national reckoning will lead to a culture in which women are able to flourish without shame or fear.
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Having a community filled with people we can be open with without shame has allowed us to grow into the band we are today.
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James also works with women healing from rape trauma who are navigating their healing processes and finding it difficult to express their sexuality without shame.
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We have a president who without shame (tragically, he appears incapable of shame) has emboldened the forces of hate in ways that are frankly terrifying.
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Theon and Yara, realizing that conventional political strategy is useless against a bully candidate without shame, rounded up some ships and made for the horizon.
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What I loved the most was that she explored her identity and her sexuality, and she did it publicly, and she did it without shame.
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A society that respects the dignity of women must ensure that they can seek the care they need without shame and without endangering their lives.
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Here are some ways to do this: Publicly own the gaps in your own knowledge without shame and communicate how you plan to seek answers.
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It's another thing to say Love is Passion and Devotion and Sex and mean it without shame or prejudice when talking about the same sex.
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"How wonderful would it be if we could get to a place where we are able to have these conversations openly and without shame," she says.
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He was merely interested in bringing certain feelings and practices out of the closet, and presenting them in a way that was beautiful and without shame.
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And so Ask Without Shame was born: an app, a toll-free phone and SMS line, and a Whatsapp messaging service that dispenses accurate information about sex.
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As millennials like Ruth Nabembezi become forces for change, her hope is that every young Ugandan will better understand sex and become free to "ask without shame."
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More specifically, it's a group of mostly men talking about those feelings—directly, clearly, and without shame at being forthright about one's true emotions—to one another.
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Because to express sexual desire without shame isn't just uncomfortable for certain people—it's scary; an adjective that has been used to describe Grace Jones more than once.
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People need to know and its good for us to listen but yes, it is so painful" later adding, "Talk about it in a safe place without shame.
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I want women all over the world to know they can and should be able to talk about matters of sex and love without fear and without shame.
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It was reinforced during the 2016 election: there are fewer hard regulations on our behavior than we imagine, and without shame you can get away with basically anything.
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For Washington-based observers, increasingly used to the idea of an American president who makes baseless claims and attacks other leaders without shame, her dismay was a useful reminder.
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The same people who got it so wrong on the election outcome are now telling us what to expect from the next four years – seemingly without shame or irony.
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Even just arming people with the knowledge of why their bodies behave in certain ways, and giving them the freedom to talk about it without shame, is potent medicine.
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While the cynical thing to do is to hate on these movies, and perhaps even on their star, Tom Cruise, I will confess without shame to thinking they're pretty great.
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On the throne for a quarter century by now, Henry is a very human Big Brother, not without shame but bathed in self-pity, and reaching new heights of grandiosity.
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The long and winding road of healing and reconciliation has brought me to this moment where I feel strong enough to talk about my experience openly, honestly and without shame.
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I don't know whether I have ever spoken or written a word about my identity that has had half the effect of simply living my life publicly and without shame.
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"Ask Without Shame" is an app and text service that lets users anonymously ask questions to ensure that young people have 100 percent accurate and factual information about their sexual health.
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We believe that every woman should be able to make decisions about her pregnancy, including whether to end it, without shame, judgment, harassment or intimidation -- and certainly without interference by politicians.
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But while it's great to see the decidedly heterosexual Josh openly acknowledge his attraction to a trans woman without shame, it's heartbreaking to see that he can't help but fetishize her.
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But as night fell, the celebration picked up — cars honked as they passed one another on the road, fireworks were set off, and strangers hugged one another without shame or reservation.
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Regardless, we need her to keep probing the dangerous and quietly explosive parts of the human psyche, writing without shame about the hurtful things some women can do to their own.
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But everyone deserves to have a laptop that they can use in a coffee house without shame, carry to classes without pain, or use to tweak a few photos on without frustration.
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There's a third-wave feminist tilt, in the sense that women having sex and making money without shame — basically, activities men have been allowed to do forever — can be considered feminist acts.
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By veering away from the universally recognized nuclear family model, they opened up dialogue about issues like sex, friendships, work, and relationships in a uniquely Black context, without shame or tired tropes.
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When you have a president without shame, backed by a party without a spine, amplified by a TV network without integrity, reason is not an option and hope is not a strategy.
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Sam Hunt and Maren Morris may represent different permutations of the country music heretic, but the bottom line is the same for both: They are, without shame, huge pop stars in waiting.
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So the next time you're feeling down about your body or feeling ashamed about what you're eating, let these stickers be a positive reminder that to eat without shame is a beautiful thing.
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It's within our best interest to figure out what that conversation looks like and to have it openly and publicly without shame as quickly as possible — because if it's not you, it's someone you know.
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In college, one of Jake's new pals explains, "The girls can be just as slutty as the guys," and at this college, at least, the pursuit of pleasure proceeds without shame, risk or hard feelings.
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From an 18-headed Marie Antoinette character, to a 80s fitness queen mounting herSelf Gratifier machine, the characters Narcissister acts out are women on a mission to divulge their full selves, unapologetically and without shame.
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Get over decades of conditioning by rehearsing basic bodily functions on land: Put on a diaper, lie on the floor with your legs up on the couch, and practice urinating without shame or gravity's assistance.
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"When the Americans decided to reveal their blatant hostility to the Muslims, they did so without shame, where Trump announced the new stage, starting with the transfer of the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem," he said.
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More disconcerting than the spin from professional politicos was that many voters (on both sides of the aisle) lacked the ability to tell truth from fiction, or to penalize candidates who lied repeatedly and without shame.
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From an 18-headed Marie Antoinette character, to a 80s fitness queen mounting her Self Gratifier machine, the characters Narcissister acts out are women on a mission to divulge their full selves, unapologetically and without shame.
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"Your bare leg jutting out from the sheet / Without shame and in cold blood…My mouth is whispering in raptures / Celebrating you," she sings, continuing the exploration of their devoted father-daughter relationship that "Lemon Incest" started.
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In these trying times, our best strategy is to build, without shame, a Judaism and a Jewish people and a Jewish state that are not only safe and resilient but also generative, humane, joyful and life-affirming.
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Coinciding with World Suicide Prevention Day, Facebook is announcing a series of policy changes designed to keep users from encouraging self-harm, while also trying to preserve the ability for people to discuss their struggles without shame.
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By talking to men and women every day about sex, Ask Without Shame also has a unique insight into gender in Uganda, a country where sexist laws—like the 2014 ban on miniskirts—have often made international headlines.
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Or if you have done it before — if, in fact, it was your middle school dream to do so openly and without shame — there's the question of whether your partner ever has, and whether she's comfortable with it.
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They voted for Ms Park because her presidency to them offered to reinstate an older and more certain Korean hierarchy, emblematic of her father's rule, in which everyone had their place in an organic whole—a hierarchy without shame.
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Surely, some of those decent humans have uttered the phrase "protest is the new brunch" without shame and we can still love them (hate the sin, love the sinner?) Unfortunately, that level of political engagement only appears to come in spurts.
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Mr. Reece has written that his site exists "to support anyone who yearns to claim their Southern identity proudly and without shame," and I suppose I think of my Southern identity as something less to claim than to puzzle out.
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This was a spontaneous, bipartisan expression of respect for, and longing for, a national leader of integrity and humility — after three years of a president utterly without shame, for whom no ethical red line has been too red to cross.
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Now, I tell all newly diagnosed folks to join a support group right away — it doesn't just help you feel less alone, but it connects you with resources and provides a place to ask questions and share stories without shame.
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"A woman fearlessly expressing herself and saying, 'I'm encouraging all of you to be independent, to speak your mind, to express your sexuality freely without shame, to not allow men to objectify you, to objectify yourself' — I don't know," she said.
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Sure, at the time, I was bummed that the dude who took my HJ virginity didn't ask me to prom, but he had given me something better than a lame corsage: He had given me the courage to explore my body without shame.
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Lorelai might be stubborn to a fault, but it's refreshing to see her come to her mother and ask for money without shame when she decides she wants to expand the Dragonfly — and for Emily's conditions to be based on love, not blackmail.
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The #MeToo movement was (and is) characterized by a realization of the fact that the battles people were fighting against patriarchy in their own lives, in what have become known as our whisper networks, were now safe to talk about publicly, without shame.
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Clearly, to achieve this, you'd need an actor without shame, a John Travolta-type per say, whose career sits at peak drunk uncle range—when fucks are no longer given because they've away withered like poor Tom Holland from a Thanos snap.
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The salon is designed to let women of color know that they are represented and that "there's a space where they could go without shame of what their hair looks like and the way that it grows out of their head," Montgomery said.
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She's heard, over and over again, expressions of exuberance and relief from clients who feel that they can relate to the natural sexiness of their own bodies differently after seeing different types of people owning it and celebrating their sexuality without shame in these contexts.
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He has been wailing without shame or cause about a "rigged" election, and after saying in the first debate that he would accept Americans' verdict if they chose Clinton, he suggested in an interview with The Times's Patrick Healy and Maggie Haberman that he wouldn't.
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"When body hatred has dominated your daily thoughts and the 'not perfect enough' voice is on repeat in your head, curating your feed so that you see pictures of people of all sizes posting unapologetically without shame can be a powerful tool," she said.
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How can the truth — that Donald Trump used taxpayer funds to try to force the president of Ukraine to sully the reputation of Joe Biden, a political rival — possibly break through this unique trifecta of a president without shame, backed by a party without spine, reinforced by a network without integrity?
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In the other, a Michael Jackson impersonator (Diego Luna) meets a Marilyn Monroe impersonator (Samantha Morton) who tells him of a commune where people like them — including her husband (Denis Lavant), who lives as Charlie Chaplin, and her daughter (Esme Creed-Miles), who lives as Shirley Temple — can exist without shame.
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More significantly, a 2015 survey reported overwhelming majorities believe that when a woman has decided to have an abortion, her experience should be: informed by medically accurate information (94 percent), safe (93 percent), without pressure (73 percent), affordable and available in her community (72 percent), and without shame (68 percent).
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I'm not giving up hope for a better future, where not only is abortion legal, but where each of us — wherever we live, whatever our age or income, and whenever or however we came to this country, can get the health care we need, without shame, restrictions, or politicians standing in the way.
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In the past year, millions of women across the globe have taken to the streets to denounce Donald Trump's policies and treatment of women; a viral social media hashtag, #MeToo, has emboldened women to share their stories of harassment and assault without shame, and women are standing up at great personal risk to name perpetrators of sexual harassment.
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Just as with that wounded insurgent there was a codified set of procedures set in place to help guide Marines and Navy medical personnel to make moral choices, choices they could tell their children and grandchildren about without shame, for Eric, there was a codified set of procedures beckoning him to take actions that he now feels condemn him.
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"Us moms have enough anxiety going out with our toddlers anywhere, so the fact that we have to worry about whether we have to feed them without dirty looks, without shame, without all the negative connotations that come with it — it's really just mind-boggling to me that we even deal with this in this day and age," she said.
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Yet people tend to forget that so seemingly "disruptive" a book as "Portnoy's Complaint" is formed from a tension between the narrator's need to assert his sexual autonomy, to own his human desires without shame, and his enormous estimation of the integrated Jewish-Newark culture in which he grew up—represented, most touchingly, by a Saturday softball team on which the narrator dreams of playing.
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When America, the world's most influential democracy, has a leader without shame, who is backed by a party without spine willing to prostitute itself to Trump no matter how low he goes — and both are protected by a virtually state-run network without integrity, called Fox — it becomes a hunting license for leaders everywhere to go after their own domestic opponents and cross any human rights redline to stay in power.
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