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finally found the time to read this and it’s so real!! if i didn’t set alone time for myself i would never had found the time to read this. i love your updates please keep them ❤️ there’s something lovely about watching your life through a snowglobe of summaries

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ur writing is to die for

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I lvoe u

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Claire W

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Connor A.

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'Maybe the conclusion is that we’re fundamentally lonely people, and we must first be okay with being alone to become okay with finding joy in other people without basing our value on them.' PERIODTFNKJDFNKENRFJO!!!!

on a more serious note i seriously enjoyed reading this, 10/10

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God it’s so hard -- we have to keep remembering that or we get lost

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I am here for the Claire writings 🤩

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Love this !!!

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"What’s a version of yourself that isn’t flashy or famous?"

Understanding why you want to do something is important. If the why is good the way will come. The why comes with time and intuition, but mostly through being honest with yourself. I'm glad you're having fun; not enough people do that.

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It's really difficult to do that, especially when sometimes our motivations are not things we appreciate about ourselves? I'm not sure if we should be changing our motivations once we realize them or if we should just accept them...

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You don't have to accept anything except physics (even then, the best parts of physics came from not accepting physics) but I do think it's good to be as close to the truth as possible. Motivation also doesn't have to be one singular, perfect thing; you can start with some dimensionality reduction and go from there.

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Nobody has the right to be this cracked yet this eloquent and relatable

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