Beating oneself up for real or perceived inadequacies or making comparisons in areas beyond one's control (height, musical talent, family background) can cause big problems, or at least existential angst.

I used to even get beat up by the girls in school.

He was beat up pretty bad, lost a lot of blood.

And he was off to beat up the rest of the company.

For all she knew, he got beat up every day.

Three weeks into the season, these guys are all beat up.

Who wants to go around saying he got beat up?

No, I am not about to beat up on poor old television one more time.

There were kids who would get beat up a lot.

You could get them for a good price, even if they're kind of beat up.

Better to get beat up again than go in there.

They said somebody beat up on a guy in here.

And after doing that, my friend felt pretty beat up, but better.

For a couple days before that, he was beat up.

If you stand in too long, you're going to get beat up.

But it's just so 1985 to beat up on the black poor.

We had a couple come back - maybe they got beat up there.

Or did we just beat up on some poor teams?

Look, you don't need to beat up the price on me.

We have to beat up against the wind all the way.

You beat up a few of the local strong boys when the show is on the road.

"So why do you think they beat up the girl?"

Together both wife and husband beat up most of the soldiers.

"I never saw people get beat up on the outside like they do here," he said.

They can be there again, so don't beat up on them too bad.

"I beat up a girl today who was asking people on the street for money."