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in choosing who you spend time with you choose who you are
the friendship theory of everything in choosing who you spend time with you choose who you are Ava May 12, 2024 1,623 38 313 Share Ross Bleckner, Falling Birds , 1994 Housekeeping: if you’re interested in the kinds of conversations we have on this Substack, I’m doing a workshop on conflict and friendship in SF in exactly one week (!!) on May 18th. We will explore our personal relationship with conflict, experiment with initiating and receiving conversations that invoke conflict, and learn together about how conflict brings us towards better relationships. I would love to see you there :) At d
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