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A cleaning lady, who dared to commit as a profession to this horrific stereotype assigned to her through foreign gazes, with that losing her connection to the origin of those stereotypes, her femininity. A failure of an author in a bad mood, who was trying to write a satire, but fell victim to her own melancholy. Who will win? The failure. The failure wins, this is not a satire.
At first, Food was joy, comfort, and happiness. Mom's cupcakes, popsicles from the grocery store and Christmas dinner. Then you grow up and food is fear, sadness, and anger. Sweaty nights on the exercise bike, grumbling stomachs and tears on your cheek. Will you ever learn that food is really just food?
Henry Miller has a self-centered view of the world around him, and a very prominent disdain towards his co-star and nemesis Jane Audley - known primarily for her beautiful looks and despicable personality. He thinks it would kill her to go a day without an outburst. She thinks that under different circumstances they couldve been the closest of friends, had they only given each other a chance. So often did Jane want to say or do something differently - say or do something - anything - at all, but baring her emotions so honestly was out of the question. Though, there was one she could show. Anger. The only exception she could make. And she was waiting for someone to understand it. Perhaps by the end of it all he wouldve smiled at her face, and not her grave. And she would have found the courage to smile back as well, with honesty. And they would have realized that they were never so different from one another after all.
Unlock the secrets of the astrological chart, the journey of life that's expressed in it and your unique astrological blueprint! Whether you've been curious about the complex world of astrology for a while or just starting your journey of self-discovery, this book is here to take your relationship with the stars to the next level. We break down the components of the astrological chart into easy-to-understand sections, giving a clear and concise interpretation of each element. From the significance of your Sun, Moon and Mercury to the influence of the zodiac signs and houses, "The Birth Chart Breakthrough" provides you with the foundation of how to read your own chart and decode your highest potential. Written with passion and expertise, this book is more than just a guide - it's an invitation to embark on a transformative journey of lifting the veil between your everyday perceptions and conditioning and the mind-blowing interconnectedness of cosmos, human behavior and psyche.
I have spent the last few years of my life running away from any memory of everything that has hurt me. But I have finally begun to understand that there is freedom in acknowledging that I have been hurt. The things I've been through, my pain, is not something I should be ashamed of. "I'm not where I want to be yet, but that doesn't mean I can't be grateful for where I am right now. The grass is not completely green anywhere in the world, but it will always seem so if we don't stop for a moment to look around us and see all that we have accomplished and how blessed we can be in our lives, even with the smallest things we tend to take for granted."
"Letting go doesnt mean forgetting; it means moving forward with a heart full of memories." - Unkown When Olivia abruptly withdraws from her life, Willow is left to navigate the storm of confusion and sorrow that follows. Struggling to understand Olivias bipolar disorder and grappling with feelings of guilt and abandonment, she pours her heart into a series of heartfelt letters, searching for closure and meaning. The Pain Within Me is a poignant exploration of loss, acceptance, and the journey towards healing. Through a heartfelt narrative, the book delves into the complexities of maintaining connections, the challenges of understanding mental illness, and the bittersweet process of finding peace after a deep friendship fades. Its a moving account of how we come to terms with the end of something precious and learn to forge a new path forward.
,,Phoebe and her Companion" is not a classic story, it is no stage play, no poem. The conversation is in the foreground, the actions appear to be incidental, the thoughts and talks carry on through the text. The conversations between Phoebe and her companion are based on Bible passages in which God is to be recognized in his emotionality. In the text, Phoebe hears God, whom she only knows as her companion, talking about his emotions from the first person perspective. Someone who is nearly consumed by his anger, who is low-spirited because of disappointment and sings while being in love.
"It could be quite relaxing not to have to fulfill their expectations, because in their minds, their world, you were already doing it." Charlie Miller was incomparably typically herself. Always, at every moment. She carried something with her that she didn't want everyone to know right away, because she didn't have the courage to tell others yet. It was up to Charlie herself to find the courage to show everyone, but above all her family, who she really was. Because that was what was going to make her happy, wasn't it? "Soon I will. Will I? Do I dare? I want to, I must. I will. Soon." A queer story leading to the self of reality.
Soulmates. When we think about them we tend to romanticize their existence. But what if it is all far from finding a partner for life and instead more about finding that one person who is the final key to uncover the mysteries and beauty of our own lifes? This is not a lovestory, but a story about love in its purest form. A mindful walk through stories, all connected to each other, but every single one special for itself. Made for all those freezing little lifes with a broken, empty heart to be healed and inspired to find their purpose and own place again in the precious connections they make, rather with special souls, nature or finally with themselves. Because this is what he always wanted to show us. And he still does it. He will always do: "Suddenly, there was a stranger in my nightmares. Someone I had never met in my life at that time. Someone I could not even imagine existing. But he saved me not only from my nightmares, but also from the harsh truth of reality. "