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    lace into

    US /leɪs ˈɪntu/

    ・

    UK /leɪs ˈɪntə/

    B2
    phr.v.To criticize or attack someone angrily or forcefully
    The coach laced into the team after their poor performance.

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    10 Things Men Need To STOP doing in 2025

    31:1310 Things Men Need To STOP doing in 2025
    • Now I say this because I've noticed a trend in a lot of men that I've worked with over the last decade and in myself, I used to beat the crap out of myself verbally in my head whenever I did anything wrong, whenever I didn't meet some unrealistic expectation I set for myself, I would lace into myself, what's wrong with you, you're such a POS, how could you do that, nobody else would get this wrong, you're so stupid, and I would just berate myself and in some ways I was trying to do that to leverage shame to try and propel me forward, to get better results.

      Now I say this because I've noticed a trend in a lot of men that I've worked with over the last decade and in myself, I used to beat the crap out of myself verbally in my head whenever I did anything wrong, whenever I didn't meet some unrealistic expectation I set for myself, I would lace into myself, what's wrong with you, you're such a POS, how could you do that, nobody else would get this wrong, you're so stupid, and I would just berate myself and in some ways I was trying to do that to leverage shame to try and propel me forward, to get better results.

    • Whenever I didn't meet some unrealistic expectation I had set for myself, I would lace into myself, "What's wrong with you?

      Whenever I didn't meet some unrealistic expectation I had set for myself, I would lace into myself, "What's wrong with you?

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