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- noun punishment inflicted on yourself
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Examples
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After I overeat, self-punishment restricting food intake and/or purging, vomiting, or over-exercising is the only thing that makes me feel better.
Jean Fain, L.I.C.S.W., M.S.W.: Are You Beating Yourself Up for Overindulging? Jean Fain 2011
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After I overeat, self-punishment restricting food intake and/or purging, vomiting, or over-exercising is the only thing that makes me feel better.
Jean Fain, L.I.C.S.W., M.S.W.: Are You Beating Yourself Up for Overindulging? Jean Fain 2011
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KH: Most of us see food as a pleasure and a necessity to life, so why do so many people use eating as a form of self-punishment?
Kristen Houghton: Addicted to Food? It's a Complicated Relationship Kristen Houghton 2011
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KH: Most of us see food as a pleasure and a necessity to life, so why do so many people use eating as a form of self-punishment?
Kristen Houghton: Addicted to Food? It's a Complicated Relationship Kristen Houghton 2011
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KH: Most of us see food as a pleasure and a necessity to life, so why do so many people use eating as a form of self-punishment?
Kristen Houghton: Addicted to Food? It's a Complicated Relationship Kristen Houghton 2011
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Meanwhile, Rose, who at one point complains that she's not good at anything, is shown to have been really good at the kind of self-sacrifice that is really self-punishment.
Lance Mannion: 2009
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Meanwhile, Rose, who at one point complains that she's not good at anything, is shown to have been really good at the kind of self-sacrifice that is really self-punishment.
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Addiction is certainly an expression of suffering and the need for amelioration, but its also of course a manner of self-indulgence in the form of self-punishment, which is what all the players are engaged in.
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So as I think about it, winter is shaping up to be pretty busy -- not even counting any trips or ice fishing or perhaps mid-winter steelheading should I suddenly have a desire for self-punishment.
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KH: Most of us see food as a pleasure and a necessity to life, so why do so many people use eating as a form of self-punishment?
Kristen Houghton: Addicted to Food? It's a Complicated Relationship Kristen Houghton 2011
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