All articles tagged with #guilt
Originally Published 3 months ago — by New York Post
Penn State players are overwhelmed with guilt following the firing of head coach James Franklin after a series of losses, including a recent defeat to Northwestern, which ended Franklin's 12-year tenure. The team feels responsible for the coaching change and is now playing with a renewed sense of ownership and accountability as they prepare for upcoming games.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by Boing Boing
The article criticizes the ghoulish behavior of certain political figures and their supporters, blaming hippies for violence and defending controversial actions, while also highlighting the theatrical and hate-filled rhetoric at political events.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by BuzzFeed
Celebrity hairstylist Chris Appleton opened up about his past struggle with guilt and shame after coming out as gay, revealing he attempted suicide due to fears of his children facing bullying and shame, but is now in a better place and has a close relationship with his kids.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Slate Magazine
A man reflects on his guilt over causing his girlfriend's weight loss during a mental health crisis, and seeks advice on how to handle intimacy and support her recovery, emphasizing the importance of self-forgiveness and open communication.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The New York Times
Biden's chief economist reflects on the recent election results with feelings of confusion and guilt, as the administration navigates the political landscape and its implications for economic policy.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Slate
A new stepmom is honored but conflicted after her stepdaughter asks to call her "mom," fearing it might hurt the child's biological mother who struggles with mental health issues. The advice given is to follow the child's lead while acknowledging the importance of both mother figures.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Mediaite
Dan Abrams, host of NewsNation and founder of Mediaite, expressed mixed emotions about the impact of the O.J. Simpson trial on his career, acknowledging that the trial jumpstarted his journalism career while also feeling guilt over benefiting from the deaths of Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman. Abrams reflected on covering the trial and the overwhelming evidence against Simpson, ultimately expressing sorrow for the families of the victims and the impact their deaths had on his career.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Slate
A woman seeks advice after discovering her husband's affair, feeling relieved and turned on by the situation. The columnists emphasize that being cheated on is not her fault and discuss the complexities of non-monogamous relationships. They encourage her to communicate with her husband about her feelings and desires, and to consider the potential implications for their relationship and sexual health.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Business Insider
A former teen magazine editor reflects on her career after watching the docuseries "Quiet on Set," which exposed the dark truths about the toxic working environment and culture faced by child stars during the 1990s and 2000s. She feels guilty for asking lighthearted questions while the young stars were dealing with high-pressure and sometimes unsafe situations. The author questions the impact of her interviews and wonders if she could have exposed the darker side of the industry earlier if she had asked the right questions.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Slate
A man experiences photic sneeze reflex triggered by asking for sex, seeking advice on how to handle it with his new partner; a woman feels neglected by her husband's lack of interest in sex and considers opening their marriage; a woman in a "thing" with a married man wonders why she doesn't feel more guilty and seeks advice on what to do next.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Indian Express
Netflix's latest Korean thriller "A Killer Paradox" follows the story of a college student, Lee Tang, who becomes entangled with a dangerous criminal, leading to a deadly situation. As the lines between victim and perpetrator blur, the show explores themes of guilt and accountability, posing the question of whether justice is attainable in such circumstances. The series delves into the paradox of a killer turning into a victim, keeping viewers engaged with its exploration of moral dilemmas and unexpected plot twists.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Business Insider
A new mother shares her struggle with missing her child-free life and feeling guilty about it, despite desperately wanting and trying to conceive. She recounts the challenges of adjusting to motherhood, experiencing postpartum depression, and feeling resentful towards her baby. Over time, she comes to terms with her feelings, acknowledging that it's okay to miss her old life while still deeply loving her daughter.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Bored Panda
Country singer Luke Combs unknowingly won a $250,000 lawsuit against a fan who was selling similar beverage containers to his brand of tumblers. Upon learning about the lawsuit and the financial strain it caused the fan, who suffers from a heart condition, Combs expressed guilt and reached out to help her. He promised to send her double the amount of money that had been frozen in her Amazon account and announced plans to sell his tumblers, with proceeds going towards her medical bills. Combs also intends to go after larger-scale counterfeiters of his merchandise to further assist the fan.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by New York Post
President Biden has reportedly expressed guilt over his son Hunter Biden's legal troubles, believing that his son wouldn't be facing federal indictments if he hadn't run for office. The president's moods reportedly shift when there is unpleasant news about Hunter, and few in his inner circle feel comfortable discussing the situation with him. The Justice Department's investigation into Hunter has strained Biden's relationship with Attorney General Merrick Garland, with some close to the president criticizing Garland's handling of the case. Hunter Biden has accused media outlets of trying to negatively impact his father's presidency, and he is facing potential prison time for gun charges and alleged tax crimes.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Fox News
President Biden reportedly feels guilty over his son Hunter Biden's legal problems and believes they wouldn't exist if he hadn't run for president in 2020. His relationship with Attorney General Merrick Garland has become strained, and Biden is frustrated with the ongoing criminal investigation and prosecution of Hunter. Biden has avoided questions from the press regarding his son's business dealings and denies any wrongdoing.