Internalized

Adam needs something more complicated in order to dig a little bit deeper into his own feelings about internalized homophobia, something that he might have felt growing up.

And as people become addicted and they lose control, the stigma is internalized even more, because they feel that this is a moral weakness in themselves.

And as the child grows up, the object becomes internalized,” she said.

Baruchel is earnest in his portrayal, shedding the jovial smile and shouldering a stiff physicality that speaks to Mike's internalized struggle.

Despite always performing well in school, she said he was often rejected and bullied by girls that she believes he may have internalized, leading him to lash out and commit such a heinous, violent crime.

In the book, St. Cyr’s early, fumbling attempts at connecting with other trans women, and the painful struggle to see herself through a haze of disassociation, romantic uncertainty, and internalized transphobia, play out in the nameless city.

I recently had one of the biggest breakdowns of my life from internalized trauma and self hate.

I still had a lot of internalized self-hate even after I came out.

Part of the reason for the shortage of femininity is that many women have lost the distinction between femininity and internalized misogyny.

While the traumas that accompany queerness range from constant victimization to harassment to rejection, there is something purely evil that comes with internalized homophobia.

However, he doesn’t talk much and keeps things internalized.

In a related Harvard Business Review, Jackall says that internalized rules for success do not match conventional philosophical decision rules.

Internalized anti-Blackness is a hell of a drug, especially when the Bible is your most faithful dealing.

It took years of therapy and many painful reflections about the hateful, subconscious beliefs I had internalized about myself and my Asian body to finally end my destructive patterns.

And on a set, people want things to go well, so it was only my own shame and not wanting to be the squeaky wheel that made it so internalized.

Because of their internalized, inherited privilege.

By the age of 5 or 6, much of our learning regarding our character has already become internalized, and as we age, the decisions we make builds upon that foundation.

Dudes need to stop filtering themselves through women and using women mainly for ego boosts, for babies, for sociological clout/comfort or to help shied their gay aspects, internalized homophobia and/or self-misandry.

Furthermore, not wanting to be with a more effeminate guy does not automatically equate to internalized homophobia either, though I admit that those types of dudes are often tactless a-holes.

I think that there’s some internalized surprise or shame for guys like they can’t believe they like this movie that so clearly seems like it made for young women.