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death to people pleasing

Hands up if you have ever said “sorry” upon entering a lift. Or done the silent equivalent, which is just apologising with your eyes and making yourself so small that you do not exist within the realm of space–time until you arrive at your floor and slide out in a puddle and re-congeal on the outside. I basically did this every

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