In fact, I was relaxed and enjoying myself. And that realisation came with a flicker of something else too; not shame or guilt, but pride. Because I haven’t always been this way. When I first became a ...

I would say no to the work trip, but it is related to a project that I am managing, and I need to go. It’s the sort of thing that, if I don’t go, I won’t be doing my job, and I might get fired.

Mom guilt. It sneaks up on you when you least expect it – when you take an extra-long shower, scroll your phone in peace or dare to enjoy a solo Target run. As mothers, we’re constantly told ...

‘Vulcanizadora’ Review: Guilt Trip Two midlife losers reckon with past mistakes on a despairing and oddly haunting trip into the woods and out of their heads.

Following the call, the poster's mother guilt-tripped them further, saying, “Well, it’s like you put a knife through her heart.” This resulted in the anonymous poster feeling guilty and upset.

Mom guilt is real, and you cannot escape it no matter how hard you try. According to Fast Company, 78% of mothers experience ...

Here are 11 phrases brilliant people use when someone tries to guilt-trip them: 1. ‘I understand that you’re upset, but I’m not changing my mind’ Srdjan Randjelovic | Shutterstock.com ...

For the third time this year, German metalcore outfit Caliban have released a new single titled “Guilt Trip” and this time, it’s a collaboration with Mental Cruelty. The new song, which you can check ...

All of these tactics can really trip you up, leaving you with anxiety and self-doubt if you aren't fully aware of what the guilt-tripper is doing. Guilt-tripping can be like taking a Brillo pad to ...

Knowing guilt’s potential for good, social scientists are seeking the optimal formula to craft pitches for everything from promoting health behaviors and road safety to safeguarding the planet.

An absence of an equal exchange of give and take, in which you’re always showing up for them without being able to ask for the same in return Examples of guilt-tripping phrases Generally ...

As Burton says, “I know there is something specific you would like from me, and I'm asking you to make a request without the guilt trip.” Tell them to respect your right to say no.