no matter how deep the humiliation there is always still you. You are who you are and the cause of the humiliation does not really matter. You must maintain a sense of self pride. What really matters is:
1. How you deal with it personally. You must first stop beating yourself up about what ever happened. This is the toughest as the only people that feel humiliation are people that really care about others and themselves.
2. If you hurt anyone or somehow caused pain...apologize and be humble about it.Try to make it right if you can. If you can't...see step 3. If someone else is hurting you you must remove yourself from the situatiuon at all costs. Constant humiliation by someone more powerful than yourself is not good for you as a human being.
3. Just let it go. Realize you cannot go back into the past....you have tried to make ammends and lfe must go forward.
4.Learn somethig from the experience. You will be a better person for it because you will never allow whatever happened to happen again and you can help others with this same problem.
Legally no, but it depends on the type of humiliation. There is sexual humiliation that could qualify as torture, but just public humiliation is not
he has overcome the humiliation through out his life that hes some what of a subhuman.
What humiliation practice does Alabama use
It was pure humiliation when l wet myself in class
The duration of China's Century of Humiliation is 1.28 hours.
China's Century of Humiliation was created on 2011-04-01.
Yes, humiliation is one of the common emotions in people. If a person is teased for a mistake, they might feel humiliation.
The noun forms for the verb to humiliate are humiliator, humiliation, and the gerund, humiliating.
The football team could not hide their humiliation at losing to the junior varsity team.The boxer took perverse pride in the humiliation of his opponents.It was a total humiliation for David and Susan when their car broke down, causing a five mile traffic jam.
Yes the word humiliation is a noun. It is a common noun.
to be hurtfull
Humiliation and degrading are not really that similar, but they're closer to synonyms than antonyms.