Emily had tried one thing after another in her attempt to manage her relationships. She didn’t want to admit defeat. Much more urgently, she didn’t want to be alone.
But, she wasn’t admitting anything. She was just, for the first time, seeing what was in front of her.
I DON’T GOT THIS: Adventures in Schizophrenia and Alcoholism by Emily Journey
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Hi, I’m Emily Journey. I founded and lead a website consulting agency with six coworkers. This blog is where I write about the things I’ve learned at my real job.
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