“Want to talk about it?” “No.” “I think you’re supposed to. All my friends who talk native psychobabble say… — Peter F. Hamilton
“Want to talk about it?”
“No.”
“I think you’re supposed to. All my friends who talk native psychobabble say you should rationalize events back to their origin point so you can acknowledge their structural integration within your life flow.”
“Alison, that’s…that…such a load of crap.”
“I know that.”
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