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Louise Glück, from The Encounter

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you're her. act like it.

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i love learning how to love myself

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My review on The Foxglove King by Hannah Whitten

I’m conflicted on how I feel about this book. It was a very good story and I liked the main character. It was easy to understand the political system. There were tons of questions that made me want to keep reading. I read this book in a week which is fast for me. However, it felt like a surface level story. Everything was laid out for you. I never had to sit and think about what something could mean. And some people like stories like that, not hating at all. But for me personally I enjoy when I have to stop and think about the contents of the book. With that all being said I do give this book 4 stars. I don’t think I would read it again BUT am I gonna buy the second book tomorrow? yes

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no one knows it’s my lil secret 🤭

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this book is the object of all my fears but yet I relate to every other page idk 🤔

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There’s something so beautiful and healing about loving yourself. It makes life so bright<3

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general improvement

how to create routines (and the benefit of creating good routines) emotional intelligence get addicted to real dopamine the importance of mindfulness organization 101 weekend reset meditation microhabits for a better life knowing when to let go how to identify what's keeping you stuck challenging negative self-talk

health

tips to improve hormonal health how to reduce acne - and what is acne? how to properly wash your face blue light the effect of what (and how) you eat connect with nature bathing hand hygiene oral hygiene why you should take cold showers?

relationships

resolving conflict in relationships

motivation

how to stay motivated long-term the magic of figuring out your why

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yk what guys maybe heartbreak is good bc im convinced ive only gotten hotter inside and out 💃🏻

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Review on A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara

This was a very gut wrenching read. I have never sobbed more. However with that being said it was a book I could not put down. The author perfectly displayed what it is like to be human and the struggles humans go through. It captured a very realistic way of how we as humans may deal with our insecurities. This book gave me perspective and knowledge when it concerns the area of mental illnesses and childhood development. This book was an amazing read I give it 5 stars. However, since it was such a heavy book I do not think I could read it again. And if you are interested in reading this book, proceed with caution. This book is veryy heavy so check your trigger warnings.

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every time someone referred to Jude as Judy i think i died a little bit inside

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No matter how something may end you can never convince me loving someone was a waste. Being able to love is a reflection of your own heart.

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Oh you wanna know what my dream house is??