masochism

Some might lack the fortitude—or masochism—required to endure a grueling campaign (Rubio).

The willing masochism of being an England supporter is innate.

(Haaretz) Bennett says anti-leftist-NGO bill doesn't go far enough - 'This masochism has to stop,' says Habayit Hayehudi leader.

This summer, in an act of literary masochism, I read not one but two books about Marco Rubio.

The extension of the masochism-explains-all theory is that there is joy in all of this (well maybe not for Cubs fans).

Perhaps the phenomenon is allied to masochism, since anxiety is to a certain extent painful.

It may be that the actual advertiser is on the lookout for the energetic instructress; here we have to do with masochism.

I suspect that under many of our professed principles there lurk elements of unconscious sadism and masochism.

The spiritual masochism of a woman may lead to depths of cruelty rarely understood.

We have already mentioned this symptom and have seen the part it plays in some forms of masochism.