I'm afraid to ask why! These people are NOT handling things properly!
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Oh no, I don't mean in the sense that I'm like them (I'm not) but I recognise aspects of myself and my experiences (or rather some emotional baggage)
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It's neither, let's keep it at that
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You mean you don't want to share the intimate details of your life with strangers on an online forum, like I do every 5 posts?? How weird of you! ;)
Anyway, just finished it. Not sure I would recommend it to anyone, a bit too trauma porn-y and I have an allergic reaction to dominance in relationships so found those bits very frustrating, but the writing is quite good, it's not boring and it certainly does get an emotional reaction out of you. Let's see what she comes up with next. |
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Impressive quotes, but I find it difficult to read a book of that kind of intensity/ density. I used to have a book by him, unread, but I *checks shelves* I think I gave it away. :(
__________________________________________________ ___________________________ https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-FBAFEj517...ne-Lawless.gif Not the edition that I'm reading, but this image shows the route of Greene's travels. A morose Catholic, Greene went through Mexico in 1938, grumbling about what he saw. On just p.48 he goes to a cock-fight and writes, "That, I think, was the day I began to hate the Mexicans" - and it gets worse from there on. Sunstroke, agonising days riding a donkey through the mountains, and a case of dysentery do little to cheer him up. |
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