unloving

This is accurate in my experience, coming from an unloving household where shame was the name of the game.

All with plenty of assurances that she is doing it out of love, and it would be unloving not to say anything.

Is being a neglectful or unloving parent equal to being a bad person?

Whereas, godless, unloving capitalism… all those together… naturally leads to things like this.

All this while, they ignore the fact that the universe remembers everything, and it is not unjust, unloving, or uncaring.

I am impressed and respect the products, developers, people and accomplishments of the languages that receive this ugly unloving attitude.

This pain could start with either traumatic event, long exposure to unhealthy, unloving and unfriendly environment or as a consequence of consistently negative thought patterns.

I hope there aren't people herding them who don't want to, that's how you get unloving brats and a crappy world.

It's unloving to yourself and your experience.

Probably brought up in uncaring, unloving homes themselves and now they feel it is their duty to inflict the harshness of their souls onto the rest of the world.

Was she feeling unloving after her surgery?

> Is being a neglectful or unloving parent equal to being a bad person?

Shacking up is noncommittal and therefore unloving, rooted as it is in selfish opportunism, the desire for an "escape hatch".

I've found what they call "God" to be at times a very spiteful, cruel, and unloving entity.

Worth noting that some mothers perfer not to test for it because there's an implication they'll decide to kill their baby if it's "defective" which they find horrible and unloving.

> you yourself may be wrong...let the kids figure out what they think your advice to "show some humility" would be better received if this wasn't such an unloving proposal crouched in an argument against an arrogant straw man.

Unloving and neglectful are not even in the same category.