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Protected: Touch

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I Feel Like I’m Being Needy When I Express Any Need At All

I get really scared to express any wants or needs or to ask for anything. I get inwardly angry for just having needs at all. Any problem that comes up I’m like I should just die. So that no one

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Protected: The End Of

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What I Read This Month

The Perfect Run – MacKenzie L Havey Glad to say I really like this book because I have the author’s previous book Mindful Running and thought it to be too woo woo. The Perfect Run though tickles my love of

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Protected: The MacKenna Thing

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The Dream Of Feeling Heard

I was doing some paper & pen journaling and, as basically always, trying to figure out a direction for my life. Because most people at least have some kind of answer when asked what they want and I really don’t.

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Video Roulette: Fight Club

So here’s three videos about Fight Club. 2 are brilliant and necessary insights and 1 is by a stupid dangerous chud. But… which one’s which? And I want to say something that none of the videos point out and yet

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What I Read This Month

Vintage Spirits & Forgotten Cocktails – Ted Haigh This is a special edition rerelease with 100 additional pages on Prohibition… Which is pointless garbage and sucks. It feels copied from Wikipedia and adds nothing to the purpose of the book.

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What I’ve Read (somewhat) Recently

I used to write about what I’d read each month as a way of organizing my own thoughts about it. I hate seeing a book on the shelf I know I’ve read but not remembering any specific thing about it.

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What I Read This Month (and last month and the month before)

In December I did an annual list rather than a monthly and then in January I didn’t read enough to feel worth posting then February flew by without me noticing at all so here we are. Shame – Joseph Burgo,

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