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Title of Eternally Bonkers: "Eternally Bonkers - Books, Life, and Everything in Between"

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I believe the answer is to find an appropriate outlet. For far too long, we have focused so much on optimizing our happiness and productivity, yet no one honestly tells us how to deal with our negative feelings. Most suppress them, others lash out. But then there are some who sit down, reflect, and journal …

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My body. I grew up obese for most of my early life. The first time I lost weight drastically was due to severe depression in grade 11. I hated looking at mirrors while growing up, cried profusely in silence asking myself why I had such a heavy body while other girls got to enjoy their …

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The Namesake by Jhumpa Lahiri explores the immigrant experience through the lives of Ashima and Ashok as they navigate their new life in America. The narrative vividly captures the complexities of identity, isolation, and cultural disconnection faced by immigrant families, making it deeply relatable for those caught between worlds.

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That people are either good or bad. It took me years to understand that we change according to our circumstances. I was always trying to be morally right at every point in my early life, but it hurt me more than I could take. Only when a close friend helped me realise that we are …

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The Namesake by Jhumpa Lahiri explores the immigrant experience through the lives of Ashima and Ashok as they navigate their new life in America. The narrative vividly captures the complexities of identity, isolation, and cultural disconnection faced by immigrant families, making it deeply relatable for those caught between worlds.

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