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Debbie Lee

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Debbie Lee



Average rating: 3.78 · 181 ratings · 30 reviews · 40 distinct works
Perfection

3.70 avg rating — 106 ratings — published 2016
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Seoultown Kitchen: Korean P...

3.84 avg rating — 31 ratings — published 2011 — 3 editions
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Slavery and the Romantic Im...

3.40 avg rating — 5 ratings — published 2002 — 4 editions
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Romantic Liars: Obscure Wom...

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The Journey to Jordan

4.33 avg rating — 3 ratings — published 2012 — 3 editions
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To Love a Marine

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LAND SPEAKS ORALHIS P: New ...

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The Journey to Jordan ~ Lar...

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Old MacDonald Had a Farm

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“I always wanted to please my parents and do well, but despite how hard I tried I always failed. With people calling me stupid, and with the lack of support or encouragement I faced, I soon believed that I was truly hopeless. I grew up with very low self-esteem. Every time I met someone new, I would think that he or she belittled me, so much so that even I belittled myself all the time.”
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“Grades were everything to my mother and, according to her, my relatives too. Grades defined if the kid was good or not. If they got good grades it meant that they were intelligent and knew how to play less and study hard, and were therefore good kids. If they got bad grades, it only meant that they were playful, not smart and a bad influence on the good kids.”
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“I learnt that from years of my mother trying to affect me with her reverse psychology, and what she told me about people looking down on me. I developed these negative thoughts and massive self-doubt. The self-doubt which we’ll call ‘my mother’s voice’. The voices seemed to have the ability to build a firewall around my head. Whenever someone praised me for the work that I’d done or complimented me, the voice in my head would immediately put up a firewall, blocking it, and counter it with something negative.”
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