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  1. @jmcelroy.bsky.socialBluesky

    Me: My life is sometimes weird but ultimately most of my problems are normal and relatable also me: beck rescheduling his vancouver concert for the same day i booked the rio for my book launch is really causing issues for a very specific subset of my demographic

    Has the hashtagPersonal
  2. @godbirdart.bsky.socialBluesky

    Quick work-related thread vaguely pertaining to my health: Please, if you can, defend your work-life balance and agency to say "enough" or "I need more time". Years into the future you won't be wishing you'd stayed up later to get more work done or answered more outside-work-hours emails/calls -

    Matches your wordsHealth
  3. as good a time as any to repeat that if i say a character was “relatable” or “likable,” i *usually* just mean “the story got me to be really emotionally invested in and sympathetic to this character” & “i really enjoyed this fictional character as a character”

    Has the hashtagBooks
  4. why is creep by radiohead lowkey the most relatable song ever like if it wasn't by the band that made songs 10x as awesome everyone on this planet would love it just admit that

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  5. @draggysden.bsky.socialBluesky

    Watching one of my pet rats begrundingly wake up when it's time for stretching their legs, only for her to then walk around the cage, grab her mouth full of her favorite pellets and climb back into bed to munch Massively relatable

    Has the hashtagAnimals
  6. Walt Hunter (in The Atlantic) on Anne Carson: ‘Carson is averse to the common assumption that we have to look for what’s directly relatable in the past in order to fall in love with it.’ Smartly noted. I agree entirely, as a reader … and as a writer.

    Has the hashtagBooks
  7. @suede.bsky.socialBluesky

    I thought we got past this with Tony Soprano, Walter White, Bojack Horseman, Joel from TLoU etc. 😩 GOOD PEOPLE CAN DO UNFORGIVABLE THINGS, EVEN FOR "CORRECT" REASONS THAT STILL DON'T ABSOLVE THEM, AND IT CAN STILL BE ENGAGING ITS FREAKING RELATABLE ITS A HORROR SHOW LET HER BECOME A MONSTER

    Has the hashtagFilm & TV
  8. @gpwriter.bsky.socialBluesky

    4 years ago, I launched my #indie novel, #LifeinPublicRelationsHell, which started on my blog. It's a frank, #satirical peek into the hilarious and dark side of #working in #publicrelations It's everything I always wanted to say about #PR amzn.to/3phJWMk #booksky #books #ebooks #work #worklife

    amzn.to Life In Public Relations Hell: Strange Tales, Anecdotes, and Salvos From A Life in Public Relations Hell, Vol. 1

    Matches your wordsBooks+1 identical post

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