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Unlearn Patriarchy 2

by Emilia Roig

bookshelves: feminism, nonfiction, lgbtqiap, sequels-tbr, social-justice, currently-reading

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“She was scared of both options—letting go and trying again—and the only response was to stand still.
But she knew she couldn’t stay in that space forever.”
― Ashley Herring Blake, Make the Season Bright

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“Surely no one else lived like this - burdened by the tiniest details they assumed had enormous consequences. Surely no one else was so anchored by anxiety. Other people could stumble and shake their heads and move on. How she envied their lightness.”
― R.F. Kuang, Katabasis

tags: anxiety, comparison, emotional-struggle, envy, human-nature, introspective, mental-health, reflection, resilience, vulnerability

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“Hope is a fickle, dangerous thing. It steals your focus and aims it toward the possibilities instead of keeping it where it belongs—on the probabilities.”
― Rebecca Yarros, Fourth Wing

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“It feels bigger than I want it to be. Do I really have to announce this? Can't I just feel something and live inside it while it's happening and not analyze it to death?”
― Becky Albertalli, Imogen, Obviously

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“One generation to change the text. One generation chooses to teach that text. The next grows, and the lie becomes history.”
― Rebecca Yarros, Fourth Wing

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