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“I don't know what I'd do without this man beside me, because no matter how much brightness he brings, I'm still so afraid of the dark.”
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“The good thing about bad times is that they pass,”
― The Mistletoe Mystery
― The Mistletoe Mystery
“When love is blind, frogs resemble princes.”
― The Mystery Guest
― The Mystery Guest
“Regret is a strange animal, son. It makes you create alternate realities inside your head with hindsight as your guide. You long for those imaginary outcomes until it's a sickness. But there's also another side to regret. Remembering its pain made me love your gramma more fully, embrace every moment with your dad and with you. Take nothing for granted. Because I knew how much it cost to get it wrong.”
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“Here is Epictetus, in the first century CE, lamenting the human tendency to let others control our emotions:
If your body was turned over to just anyone, you would doubtless take exception. Why aren't you ashamed that you have made your mind vulnerable to anyone who happens to criticize you, so that it automatically becomes confused and upset?
Anyone who checks their "mentions" on social media, or has ever been thrown for a loop by what somebody posted about them, will understand Epictetus's concern.”
― The Anxious Generation: How the Great Rewiring of Childhood Caused an Epidemic of Mental Illness
If your body was turned over to just anyone, you would doubtless take exception. Why aren't you ashamed that you have made your mind vulnerable to anyone who happens to criticize you, so that it automatically becomes confused and upset?
Anyone who checks their "mentions" on social media, or has ever been thrown for a loop by what somebody posted about them, will understand Epictetus's concern.”
― The Anxious Generation: How the Great Rewiring of Childhood Caused an Epidemic of Mental Illness
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Kim’s 2025 Year in Books
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