challenging but important

[kanzeon_2040]

My readers may know how I've struggled to finish books, how I've made it a priority to actually finish books instead of continually grazing from the hundreds of unfinished books in my Kindle or piled around the house and condo. I've tried to set a goal that I finish two books per month, calling them my Books of the Moon. This goal has been

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[ahunter3]

Thank you for reading my book! And for blogging about the experience as you did so, which is rare. There's a reason that people enjoy watching reaction videos on YouTube, it really is interesting watching how content that you're already familiar hits someone else as they're trying it for the first time. All the more so when one is the author of the content in question :)

[matrixmann]

Hm... Now I wonder what you would comment on if I started to open my sewing box and talk about some "details"...

'Cause... if you're looking for no happy ends, I'm exactly your guy which has none.

I can show you dark, dark basements and corners of the mind that left not only a couple of folks behind showered with no hope, nothing to look up to, and a mountain of despair for being a failure, resulting finally in self-destruction...

[kanzeon_2040]

I believe you.