worried
Guilt.
Guilt (noun) or guilty (adjective)These words mean feeling uncomfortable or ashamed because of having done something wrong or because of having something to hide.(See Related links below)
You may feel guilty or remorseful when you have done something wrong. It's natural to experience these emotions as a way of acknowledging your mistake and hopefully learning from it.
ashamed
Shame or ashamed.
Not the right girl
Shame is a feeling that you have done something wrong.
You now what is right because you have been shown what is right and what is wrong, also you have a gut feeling like when you have done something wrong you feel guilty and when you do something right you feel good about yourself. The law plays a big part in what you think is wrong and right as if you do something wrong then you are punished.
That feeling is often referred to as guilt. It is an emotional response to recognizing that you have done something wrong or hurtful to others, leading to a sense of remorse or regret.
The signs of a gut feeling telling you something is: * An uncomfortable feeling * Feeling of danger * Feeling of doom * You know somethings wrong, but you can't quite put your finger on it. * A great feeling over whelms you that your mate is cheating on you. Generally speaking, when your 'gut feeling' says something is up it usually is so pay attention. This is more of a survival mode a human goes into. Be careful, weigh the situation well when it comes to relationships because you could be second-guessing. Confronting the person is a better way to handle things. If you were out on a first date and the guy was coming onto you or wanted to go to another out of the way place and your gut feeling is telling you no, then don't go! Your gut instincts are generally right.
If they did something wrong, pressuring them can make them feel uncomfortable