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Advice I Ignored: Stories and Wisdom from a Formerly Depressed Teenager | Ruby Walker

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When Ruby Walker was fifteen, she went from a numb, silent, miserable high school dropout to a joyous loudmouth in one year flat. ADVICE I IGNORED answers the question everyone's been asking her since:What happened?In ten illustrated chapters, you'll learn how to:- Get out from under self-hatred.- Gain a sense of free will.- Create your way through an existential crisis.- Use exercise to beg your brain for endorphins.- Have an identity beyond "sad."- And more!Full of embarrassing stories, honest advice, and fierce hope, ADVICE I IGNORED is a self help book for people who hate help. And themselves.

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Advice I Ignored: Stories and Wisdom from a Formerly Depressed Teenager | Ruby Walker

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So simple but relatable. Practical advice and tips on how to follow through, which is often what advice is missing. Some heartbreaking moments and others funny. Recommend. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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Advice I Ignored: Stories and Wisdom from a Formerly Depressed Teenager | Ruby Walker

"In order to reconcile the way oppressed people are treated with their idea of a just world, people think, 'Oh, well, she may have said something awesome, to deserve getting hit.'..." I appreciate that Walker doesn't shy away from these truths of our society in her discussion of mental health issues.

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