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Thanks for reading and for your honesty, Kelly. I dragged myself down too. I revisited this project last March, and have been liveblogging again for almost a year, after getting sober and into a healthy relationship 2020, and uncovering my path in life through a Jungian psychoanalysis (I'm still in that; started 2007-2011 and returned 2017). If you're interested in reading less depressing things from me, it's meganboyle.substack.com, or it may also be out as a book someday. I hope you're feeling better these days regardless, and I wish you strength on life's inevitable occasional drag-downs.
Megan wrote: "Thanks for reading and for your honesty, Kelly. I dragged myself down too. I revisited this project last March, and have been liveblogging again for almost a year, after getting sober and into a he..."
Hi Megan,
How thrilled I was to receive this message from you!
I am happy to hear that you are taking action for your happiness and wellbeing.
Please feel free to express yourself as you wish and do not feel you must censor anything which might drag anyone down.
I am awaiting confirmation on my subscription to your substack.
PS: For my first hangout with a then-new friend, I read to her passages from your "Unpublished blog posts" book as a sort of litmus test. She really enjoyed your writing, and thought you were funny, so I was able to confirm that she's fun and understands cool things. We've been friends ever since.
PPS: You are one of my favorite writers because for me, you untapped a hidden literary potential. There is so much serious writing in this world (so much seriousness in general), that books have become this heavy thing with which to better ourselves (one is on the constant grind to better oneself...). Few writers have used books to spread joy and lightness like you have. You possess a genius silliness and lightness and you brought me happiness. :) Thank you!
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Mar 10, 2024 12:57PM
Thanks for reading and for your honesty, Kelly. I dragged myself down too. I revisited this project last March, and have been liveblogging again for almost a year, after getting sober and into a healthy relationship 2020, and uncovering my path in life through a Jungian psychoanalysis (I'm still in that; started 2007-2011 and returned 2017). If you're interested in reading less depressing things from me, it's meganboyle.substack.com, or it may also be out as a book someday. I hope you're feeling better these days regardless, and I wish you strength on life's inevitable occasional drag-downs.
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Megan wrote: "Thanks for reading and for your honesty, Kelly. I dragged myself down too. I revisited this project last March, and have been liveblogging again for almost a year, after getting sober and into a he..."Hi Megan,
How thrilled I was to receive this message from you!
I am happy to hear that you are taking action for your happiness and wellbeing.
Please feel free to express yourself as you wish and do not feel you must censor anything which might drag anyone down.
I am awaiting confirmation on my subscription to your substack.
PS: For my first hangout with a then-new friend, I read to her passages from your "Unpublished blog posts" book as a sort of litmus test. She really enjoyed your writing, and thought you were funny, so I was able to confirm that she's fun and understands cool things. We've been friends ever since.
PPS: You are one of my favorite writers because for me, you untapped a hidden literary potential. There is so much serious writing in this world (so much seriousness in general), that books have become this heavy thing with which to better ourselves (one is on the constant grind to better oneself...). Few writers have used books to spread joy and lightness like you have. You possess a genius silliness and lightness and you brought me happiness. :) Thank you!
