live in a glass house

To be susceptible to or the target of judgment and criticism. Similar to the proverb "People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones." A: "Why am I living in a glass house these days? Everyone is being so critical of my taste in women!" B: "Well, your last girlfriend was really rude to us all the time." Now that I've become a vegan, I feel like I live in a glass house—I constantly have to hear everyone's opinion on veganism.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
&Aelig;Thelno&Eth;	-	Anglo-Saxon
Saskia	SAHS-kee-ah: (Dutch), ZAHS-kee-ah (German)	Dutch, German
CebriÁN	se-BRYAHN, the-BRYAHN	Spanish
Sari (1)	SAH-ree	Finnish
Leofsige	-	Anglo-Saxon
Krikor	-	Armenian