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Questions That Shape Us

Questions That Shape Us

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There are questions that come in textbooks, and then there are the ones that keep you up at night. They don't have clear answers. They don't fit on a multiple-choice test. They don't go away just because you grow older. In fact, they grow with you. This book is a quiet conversation with those questions. Whether you're falling in love for the first time, wrestling with what your future means, or simply trying to figure out why it hurts to care so much; these thoughts come like waves. They aren't always loud. Sometimes they're just... lingering. You've probably asked yourself: "Why do I chase people who don't want me, and ignore the ones who do?" "Can I love someone even if they're far away?" "Why do I feel guilty when I want something better?" "Is it okay to be young and still think this deeply?" These are not weak questions. They are brave. They're not immature. They're human. This book doesn't pretend to have final answers. Instead, it offers clarity, reflection, and most importantly- perspective. Each chapter takes a category of life we all struggle with: love, family, selfhood, and the messy in-between spaces of relationships. You might read this from beginning to end. You might jump to the question that hurts the most. Either way, this book is not here to fix you. It's here to sit with you, think with you, grow with you. Because sometimes, asking better questions is more powerful than chasing perfect answers. Welcome to Questions That Shape Us. ♥♥♥
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How bad could it be to enlist your female best friend into helping you lie to your Christian family about your new relationship with your male best friend and about your newfound sexuality? Not that bad, right? Right??? --------- Nova Queen and Arizona "Ari" Matthews weren't always close in high school, but after an intense and serious conversation in the library one day, the two become the best of friends until they go their separate ways their freshman year of college. Now in their mid 20s and freshly out of grad school, they are reunited in the park of their hometown where Ari asks a huge favor of Nova that she later wishes she had refused. But in the end, will she really wish she had refused? *FA spans a timeline from 2010-2020 to help the reader see how the relationships were built between characters in a partial series of flashbacks. It also helps the reader to really see into the minds of Arizona and Nova as they age, and the effect different life events have on them. It's a bit of a slower build and the plot is mostly seen a little later in the book, but I promise it's worth it. 🙂 *I do not own any of the rights to the music nor the pictures. *Rated M for language, sexual content, destructive behaviors, suicide, and dialogue that may be triggering for some readers. *These characters may do or say things that you don't agree or may get upset with, please remember YOU ARE NOT THESE PEOPLE, and their lives are a work of fiction and my imagination. Thank you and please enjoy the story if you choose to continue. 1st Place Undiscovered Awards in LGBTQ! ✨ A #AestheteCertified book ✨ A Fairytale Awards best ship name Honorable Mention ✨ A Fairytale Awards Honorable Mention ✨ A Lollipop Awards Honorable Mention in LGBTQ ✨

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