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If You Really Knew Me Would You Still Like Me? by Eugene Kennedy
If You Really Knew Me Would You Still Like Me? by Eugene Kennedy Softcover book Published by Argus Communications, copyright 1975, 1st printing
Mass Market Paperback
First published January 1, 1975
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July 8, 2018
Harika bir kitap bence herkesin okumasi gerekir diyebilecegim kitaplardan cok ince ama her sayfasi her satirinin özumlenmesi gerekir diyorum.Okuyucuya kendi ile yuzlesmesi, konusmasi,tanimasi gibi bir takim secenekleride sunuyor kitapda .Kitapliginizda saklayacaginiz eserlerden.
September 3, 2020
My second ever Goodreads review!
I've been reading this self-help book over the past few days, while getting through the (hopefully) latter part of SSRI withdrawal, during which I've experienced quite a swell in my guilt and anxiety levels.
Though it's a very short book, it took me longer than usual to finish - not because it was at all heavy or overly academic, but because I found myself setting it down every couple of pages and just allowing myself to THINK about it in relation to myself, which would normally scare the shit out of me, but which somehow felt very natural in this case.
The upshot of this deeply personal, inviting writing style was that by the time I finished the book, I genuinely felt like I'd been on a journey of self-discovery and acceptance. Very weird. Is this why people read self-help books? Who knew?
Anyway, the fact that a psychologist's take on self-confidence from the 70s felt so emotionally resonant to me today says a lot. I think this copy technically belongs to my mother, but I'm definitely stealing it for posterity. Highly recommended!
I've been reading this self-help book over the past few days, while getting through the (hopefully) latter part of SSRI withdrawal, during which I've experienced quite a swell in my guilt and anxiety levels.
Though it's a very short book, it took me longer than usual to finish - not because it was at all heavy or overly academic, but because I found myself setting it down every couple of pages and just allowing myself to THINK about it in relation to myself, which would normally scare the shit out of me, but which somehow felt very natural in this case.
The upshot of this deeply personal, inviting writing style was that by the time I finished the book, I genuinely felt like I'd been on a journey of self-discovery and acceptance. Very weird. Is this why people read self-help books? Who knew?
Anyway, the fact that a psychologist's take on self-confidence from the 70s felt so emotionally resonant to me today says a lot. I think this copy technically belongs to my mother, but I'm definitely stealing it for posterity. Highly recommended!
December 19, 2021
Bluğ çağında okunursa özsaygı arttırmak ve beden dismorfisi, güvensiz+saplantılı bağlanma gibi konularda yardımcı olabilecek bir kitap. Ama 18 ve üzeri yaşa gelmiş birinin çoktan ulaştığı veya edindiği derinlikte fikirlerle dolu. 3/5
March 9, 2013
I dont know what to say..but it didnt help me moreover i felt myself like more worthless...maybe i didnt get the point well..im not saying i dont advise it it just didnt work for me...
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