#imatter: Unicorns Sleep Here

By Irony James

At some point in my life, I noticed "They all lived happily ever after," "Turn the other cheek," and "Two wrongs don't make a right" were not adequate advice tools to get me through my life.

So I wrote some of my own observations that did help me navigate my life and sleep pretty good, too.

Here they are.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tellwell Talent
• Release date: Dec 9, 2020
• ISBN: 9780228836643

Irony James

Raised in a pseudo-Jewish cult, in Canada (by people not-of-colour is implied, right?).By the age of 17, I was aware of two facts:1) I had been programmed to see the world in a certain way, and to believe it would come to end at some point in my 30s.2) I had been programmed "wrong." While the tools would be useful, they would not get me through my life.

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Colonialism Can Toss My Salad – A personal Journal of observations.

Love can be a lot like money

Never lend or give more than you can afford to lose.

Unlike money, love can be created from within and is limitless in its amount.

Those of us that feel a connection must stop allowing those of us who feel disconnected dictate how we live our lives.

We can do that by acting on that connection versus suppressing it in order to fit in.

Truthful statements have