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Im a big fan Steff. this book is impressive . I read one other book and now onto the practicall anarchy series. kinda of a slow reader like to analyze alot. Keep getting this stuff out !!
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that was one hell of a teaser-trailer.
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brother.. you are convincing indeed.
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One of my favorite books now. Thank you.
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Goddamn it why did I listen...now i'm gonna buy this even though I'm currently broke :P
Zealouz1 3 years ago
Thanks, if you don't like it I'll give you your money back! :)
stefbot 3 years ago
I agree that individuals have no obligation to stay in family relationships that are particularly damaging. But at the same time where and with whom we grew up constitutes part of our identity whether we like it or not, doesn't it? And so it's not so easy to get out of, as if it were simply a contract we were terminating.
parispeter2 4 years ago
But we retain our history even if we no longer see our parents, right? I mean, I remember my childhood in England, although I haven't lived there for 30 years...
stefbot 4 years ago
Yes, I agree with that. But from my own family experiences I've seen that people can sometimes break all contacts with family members - with whom we share a past and thus a part of our identity after all - a little too easily, over petty issues. After all, living with anybody is difficult and requires work. And we live in a world in which people increasingly want instant gratification rather than working on something. But I agree in cases where the relationship is really damaging.
parispeter2 4 years ago
For sure, it should never be for petty issues - but then again, of course, who taught the child to be petty..?
stefbot 4 years ago