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eamcmahon3 's review for:
¡Hola Papi!: How to Come Out in a Walmart Parking Lot and Other Life Lessons
by John Paul Brammer
I couldn't put this book down. I love the humility and grace that John Paul brings to his advice column answers.
I had too many favorite quotes, but here are a few:
"Trauma lives in the body long after the events that birthed it go away. It builds a home for itself in our memories, where it asserts itself as reality..."
"Wanting to recover those things was feeling homesick for a home I never had"
"I'd grown accustomed to the tyranny of optimism"
"Maybe love, or its evil sibling, infatuation, had made him something else in my eyes"
I had too many favorite quotes, but here are a few:
"Trauma lives in the body long after the events that birthed it go away. It builds a home for itself in our memories, where it asserts itself as reality..."
"Wanting to recover those things was feeling homesick for a home I never had"
"I'd grown accustomed to the tyranny of optimism"
"Maybe love, or its evil sibling, infatuation, had made him something else in my eyes"