Author: Franz Malten Buemann

Even the longest biography is only 66 hours on audio. This means that the author has to leave out almost everything.

We write our own autobiography each day by deciding what to focus on, what to rehash, and what to worry about.

The same life story can be told in many ways, and the way we tell it changes who we are and who we become.

Who is editing your version?

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….. a “effing c*nt” or a “twat waffle, who is effing useless and beyond moronic” and then state “she must have “other skills” that you appreciate, cause she ain’t shit at her job” This man either has an issue with dominate women or women in general. I hate my job sometimes …. submitted by /u/Infamous_momo2369 [link] [comments]

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