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@dooce

NYTimes Bestselling Author and creator of ᖱooce® "The Valedictorian of Being Dead: The True Story of Dying Ten Times to Live" available April 23rd

Salt Lake City
Joined April 2007
Born July 19

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    In which you’ll learn about my book, my boyfriend, and my bull head stud earrings. 📖 Dying to beat depression: how 10 induced comas saved a blogger's life

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  2. But I watched First Blood. I would know what to do.

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  3. Oh, the temptation to wade into this conversation.

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  4. My dude. I think you got sold some bad weed.

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  5. I am sitting in the Netherlands watching with them as you heartless, soulless monsters spout this kind of completely moronic idiocy. And you are an embarrassment to humanity. Either grow some balls or a brain.

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  6. Our Uber driver in Amsterdam yesterday is finishing his second graduate degree in aviation engineering. He was born in Afghanistan, immigranted here when his father was killed by the Taliban. His mother lives with him. What you learn when you say hello and mean it.

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  7. This. This is my favorite tweet of the year. It won and it’s still only July.

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  8. A man just explained directions to me in French for five minutes and I understood every word and I felt like I crossed over. Is this where God lives? I can’t see. Where is everyone?

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  9. Jul 26

    Check out this : The Valedictorian of Being Dead: The True Story of Dying Ten Times to Live where shares her experience as one of only a few people to participate in an experimental treatment for depression that worked for her

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  10. Happiest of birthdays to , the father of my two girls. Thank you for your generosity these last few months and for working with me to make this work. You are beloved to me. ❤️

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  12. OH MY GOD. It is every degree here.

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  13. For my mom: Every photo of me from this trip looks like her. Especially this one. And I am here, alive, only because of her. She is the mother so many desperately wished they had, and I have her. 💙💙 (sorry I had to mess with the Mormon dudes, Mom, but I know you were laughing)

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  14. Yes, and so is throwing around misogynistic bullshit on the Internet. Oh, and access to the Internet. Oh, And being alive to do that. Oh, and having the *time* to do that. Oh, and having a device to do that. Denied to many. And still. No church should ever be burned down.

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  15. I know some of you don’t think Mercury Retrograde is real, but I would love to see you tell this Mercury Retrograde that to its face.

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  16. You got it all wrong. I’m not a journalist. I’m a hack. Details matter.

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  17. I’m inside avoiding a heat wave hitting Paris and white Mormon dudes who! are! so! mad! at! me! are super easy to mess with! Who knew. That was the most fun I’ve had on Twitter in years. I don’t normally interact here, so that was thrilling. They can’t stop, won’t stop. 👋🏻

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  18. I condemn elevating white people’s problems over the marginalized and disenfranchised. No church building should ever be burned OBVIOUSLY.

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  20. . I know these people aren’t your people. You are the living face of the church I once loved. If they had only a fraction of your generosity and humility this religion would make sense to me and so many others.

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  21. Behold: White, male, American Mormon. Good work.

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