“Never waste your time trying to explain who you are to people who are committed to misunderstanding you.”
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When things don’t work out despite your best efforts — doing all the laundry, say, but forgetting to put it in the dryer — keep walking:Adults swing on a tree, treasuring their weirdness, not hiding it.Don’t trash your beautiful weirdness — placing your smartphone in the fridge or trying to convince friends that Big Foot is real — relish it:Man gives a high-five after realizing it’s never too late to be what you might have been.
You take a day off from work one Monday to walk in the woods with your daughter, even though you know you’ll pay the price at the office the next day. Don’t fret, get a “doctor’s” note:
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