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"Really good so far. My son bought this for me. One of his favorites. It is definitely holding my attention, which is a challenge for fiction." — Feb 17, 2014 06:31AM
"Really good so far. My son bought this for me. One of his favorites. It is definitely holding my attention, which is a challenge for fiction." — Feb 17, 2014 06:31AM
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"It has gotten a lot better. I still think it could have more info in it about being an introvert and not so much a comparison of how we aren't extroverts. We already know that." — Nov 15, 2013 01:08PM
"It has gotten a lot better. I still think it could have more info in it about being an introvert and not so much a comparison of how we aren't extroverts. We already know that." — Nov 15, 2013 01:08PM
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"Very chewy! It's a hard book to read because it really hits home for me. Really good!" — Feb 01, 2015 05:59PM
"Very chewy! It's a hard book to read because it really hits home for me. Really good!" — Feb 01, 2015 05:59PM
“I think that we approach the problem of romantic love all wrong when we start with the questions: why do so many relationships fail? I think that the interesting question is why do some succeed? Because if you consider how most of us were raised, how most of us were brought up, how few of us had decent role models in terms of our fathers or mothers, how inadequately we were prepared or educated for love as adults; it seems to me that the great miracle is that some people through their own independence, or their own perseverance, or their own creativity, make it.”
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“Anyone who engages in the practice of psychotherapy confronts every day the devastation wrought by the teachings of religion.”
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“One of the great self-deceptions--and one of the great foolishnesses--is to tell yourself, Only I will know. Only you will know that you are a liar; only you will know you deal unethically with people who trust you; only you will know you have no intention of honoring your promise. Whose knowledge or judgment do you imagine is more important? It is precisely your own ego from which there is no escape.”
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