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“being sick is fucking metal”🤘🏻

omg they were scared for the first nation people dancing 😱

Book Ten - discusses free will

“the summer drags itself over coals”

omg please say something I haven’t heard 1000 times before 😩

beautifully written spice scene

“the music running its fingers through her hair”

This book is going to be both informative and annoying. I wish I could just fast forward even faster through the woke stuff that basically feels like a repetitive disclaimer at this point. I want to hear the new perspectives not the regurgitations like I don’t read

THANK YOU! a nonboring intro finally

Chapter XXX - Audible is so obnoxious for not putting the percentage. But ai just came here to say this book is not original. and it’s annoying. I’m going to finish it because I don’t even know why. But I am bored. This is why my “currently reading” shelf has ballooned - because a bunch of of the books are low-key boring

what is possible to think - what can thinking do?

on writing: Joan Didion writes to find out about herself. This author says she writes to find out what is possible

“but pity was not a relationship,
it was a rejection of a relationship”

a city where knowing someone once meant knowing them for life

this book is wrecking me. I am a wreck 😭😭😭

oh dang, he said “why did we ever wake up?!”

emotional vaccination to prepare for tough emotions

Pnp time sounds like special time 😒

fill up game

the fillup game is cool

chap 11 - wait what? PNP time sounds like special time from PCIT 😒

unformulated experience explained in chapter 9

theory that childhood stretched to help adults have more children - older children help with the younger ones

I like the boss and work example and the wisdom that multiple things can be true and that being seen is important - chapter 2

oh here we go with the anti time out… and “it sends them away when they need you.” this is such a misunderstanding of how we do things with PCIT

chapter 6 - oh snap they edited out gods wife ashra 😱

wisdom to remember why it was like before you didn’t have what you have now and wanting it

I love the use of detective Janice to make us question the reliability of the narrator

i love how this book is demonstrating its philosophies on relative happiness

chapter Happiness Quotient: idea of innate knowledge