Just not into that book Ladies? Or men with intuition like a lady's? “Trust your gut” you’ve heard. Yes,
this is also the case when it comes to books. If it’s always good to you when
you read it and you can allow it to have different meanings at different times
and you always want to know it’s at home in case of a curl up in bed and read
emergency, keep it. Don’t let anybody borrow it either because you might never
see it again.
On the other hand, if uncertainty plagues you after the first read, drop it. Let your neighbor have it, they may love it. Or take that digital book and toss it across the universe because once again, who knows if those words have meaning to someone else?
Similar to recycling a man, recycle those books. It’s cathartic, trust me.
On the other hand, if uncertainty plagues you after the first read, drop it. Let your neighbor have it, they may love it. Or take that digital book and toss it across the universe because once again, who knows if those words have meaning to someone else?
Similar to recycling a man, recycle those books. It’s cathartic, trust me.
And next week, I’m
not ready to drop this bombshell yet, my past after the recovery but before I
got sober. Despite the hellish hangover and
waking in a strange man’s bed, I quietly unzipped my backpack and peeled open a
book. Books are also a way to take your
mind off hangovers. I have not had a drink in over four years, but, well, it's almost funny that I'm so lucky.
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