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We Can Do Hard Things
It was mentioned as one of Katherine May's books, which was discussed during the interview, particularly in reference to a party Katherine attended at 14 and her sensory experiences.
Oh yeah. Yeah. In reverse. Yeah. It's interesting because I, I don't know, I understand you backwards.
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It was mentioned as one of Katherine May's books, which was discussed during the interview, particularly in reference to a party Katherine attended at 14 and her sensory experiences.
Oh yeah. Yeah. In reverse. Yeah. It's interesting because I, I don't know, I understand you backwards.
But yeah, there's a bit in electricity that I write about being 14 and at a party.
I remember reading about it in the electricity of every living thing and it was like an imprint in this thing.
And I can't imagine a more offensive or other in question to ask anybody and to hear a whole hour of me speaking, and then to wonder if I was capable of something that our society values above all else is a good thing.
Episode: 220. Why So Many Women Don’t Know They are Autisti...
Katherine mentioned her book, The Electricity of Every Living Thing, as the most recently read work by Glennon, suggesting perhaps an unconventional reading order.
Oh yeah. Yeah. In reverse. Yeah. It's interesting because I, I don't know, I understand you backwards.
