#38: Don't read my diary when I'm dead - by Haley Nahman
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Maybe Baby is a free Sunday newsletter. If you love it, consider supporting it financially. For $5/mo, you’ll gain access to my monthly advice column, Dear Baby, as well as my Tuesday weekly podcast. Thank you! (You’ll never see an ad either way.) Good morning! It feels uncouth to admit, but I was in kind of a good mood last week. Not even this drawing of Biden and Harris hugging while McCain, Lewis, Cummings, and Ginsberg look down from heaven could get me down. It turns out it’s not necessarily helpful to feel bad all the time…a conspiracy theory I’m actually interested in. What’s even…
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