emotional baggage

But you don't allow someone into your bed without getting some emotional baggage out of it.

I had brought quite a lot of emotional baggage to this vacation.

They have invited the family and all the emotional baggage that comes with it.

What works is the emotional baggage audiences carry into the picture.

Both writers agree that women bring more emotional baggage to this subject.

Because this was Paul, and she carried a lot of emotional baggage tied to him.

No, when she headed home, she'd be bringing a lot of emotional baggage with her.

"We're both carrying around a lot of emotional baggage," she said.

You're left with emotional baggage you unload on everyone else.

The prime minister has already had a taste of the emotional baggage this will bring.

But it wasn't worth having to put up with all her emotional baggage."

The point of camp is to have that emotional baggage checked at the front gate.

But the emotional baggage he had dragged around with him for so long was hard to unload.

I just think he needs to un load some of the emotional baggage he's carrying around.

Both teams are carrying the sort of emotional baggage that only survivors own, and appreciate.

He didn't want any of his team carrying around that kind of emotional baggage.

Given the emotional baggage, money and history at stake, the examiners do not expect the process to be easy.

It's the emotional baggage I'm hauling around that's causing all the trouble.

"Those are words that are loaded with emotional baggage," she says.

It was a piece of emotional baggage that she would likely carry for the rest of her life.

Does the fact that there is a lot of emotional baggage behind greyhound racing make it difficult?

These murders don't leave Byung-doo without heavy emotional baggage, however.

Allison was nearly capable of handling all the emotional baggage until Ann died, when she decided to leave town.

I should have outgrown that emotional baggage long ago.