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Monique Samuels was preparing for the release of her memoir, which she wrote to be a voice for women who feel alone after experiencing similar situations, like being married to a problematic football fan. The speakers discussed the title, suggesting it was strange to write love letters to oneself and to refer to oneself as different 'versions' after past events.
In preparation for the release of Love Letters from Versions of Myself, a memoir of self-discovery, transformation, healing, written by Monique Samuels.
— Episode: #3141 RHOP S10E13 Part 1: Malice in Wand...
Episode: #3141 RHOP S10E13 Part 1: Malice in Wanderland
Monique Samuels was preparing for the release of her memoir, which she wrote to be a voice for women who feel alone after experiencing similar situations, like being married to a problematic football fan. The speakers discussed the title, suggesting it was strange to write love letters to oneself and to refer to oneself as different 'versions' after past events.
In preparation for the release of Love Letters from Versions of Myself, a memoir of self-discovery, transformation, healing, written by Monique Samuels.
First of all, writing love letters to yourself is weird. Just masturbate like everybody else. Stop being such a such a weirdo about it.
And second of all, I really don't like when people talk about themselves as versions because they did something that got them fired a few years ago. You're not a new version of yourself. This is just a different season. Stop, stop acting like you're a totally different person.