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On This Week's Feedback Friday, We Discuss:

Hollywood: gross as it ever was!
Do you ever feel threatened or outright disgusted when you think of your significant other's "colorful" dating history?
If you've got a cleavage-staring problem, you might benefit from the eye color drill and this listener's feedback.
Does crowdsourcing the work of creative professionals devalue their time?
How do you express empathy and support for someone who never follows your advice -- even though the consequences usually prove such advice is consistently sound?
You can't force old friends you care about to make positive changes in their lives, but do you have to put up with them if they're unrepentantly insufferable?
How do busy people find time to relax?
Why on Earth would you get into a workplace relationship?
How do you do Internet research on people you'd like to meet without feeling like a stalker?
Where do you draw the line to give the benefit of the doubt by reaching out and giving, versus spending more time trying to engage with someone who doesn't care?
Recommendation of the Week: Bluegrass Covers Spotify Playlist
Shoutout to American Dream University!
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