Idiom: walking on eggshells (eggs)
— Whenever my mother-in-law visits I'm walking on eggshells in my own home.
— We've all been walking on eggshells around my father since he lost his job.
— When I’m at my moms house, I feel like I’m always walking on egg shells because she’s really sensitive about noise.
— We’ve been staying at my parents' house for the past two months but it feels like we’re walking on eggs so we’re trying to move out soon.
— My roommate is so stressed out about her job that I have to walk on egg shells around the house because she’s always trying to work.
— I hate to say this but either your brother or I have to go. I feel like I’m walking on egg shells at my own house because he’s always upset about something.
— We’re all walking on eggs around the office because our manager is a complete crazy person who yells at us whenever she gets the chance.
— When I visit my parents I have to walk on eggshells so now I hardly visit them.
— Everyone is walking on eggshells at my firm because the owner is visiting our office this week.
— I used to walk on eggshells when I went to my grandparents' house because my grandmother had terrible migraine headaches and slept a lot of the time.
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