Yuhan
Updated a reading goal:
Read 26 books in 2026
Progress so far: 7 / 26 26%
ironic that the first unpirated book I've read in about two years is a book about pirates
ironic that the first unpirated book I've read in about two years is a book about pirates
DNF at 53% it's a confused podcast pretending to be a book. Think I've gotten everything it's trying to say, and having this sitting in my 'currently reading' is making it look like I have relationship problems LMAO so at this point I'll just put it out of its misery.
The ideas of attachment theory are interesting, and does have value, but this book is definitely intended to be for anxious attachment peeps and is mis-marketed as being for everyone. Repetitive definitely and slightly patronising? Slightly worrying that it's one of the most popular relationship books out there
DNF at 53% it's a confused podcast pretending to be a book. Think I've gotten everything it's trying to say, and having this sitting in my 'currently reading' is making it look like I have relationship problems LMAO so at this point I'll just put it out of its misery.
The ideas of attachment theory are interesting, and does have value, but this book is definitely intended to be for anxious attachment peeps and is mis-marketed as being for everyone. Repetitive definitely and slightly patronising? Slightly worrying that it's one of the most popular relationship books out there
DNF at 53% it's a confused podcast pretending to be a book. Think I've gotten everything it's trying to say at this point, and having this sitting in my 'currently reading' is making it look like I have relationship problems LMAO so at this point I'll just put it out of its misery.
The ideas of attachment theory are interesting, and does have value, but this book is definitely intended to be for anxious attachment peeps and is mis-marketed as being for everyone. Repetitive definitely and slightly patronising? Slightly worrying that it's one of the most popular relationship books out there
DNF at 53% it's a confused podcast pretending to be a book. Think I've gotten everything it's trying to say at this point, and having this sitting in my 'currently reading' is making it look like I have relationship problems LMAO so at this point I'll just put it out of its misery.
The ideas of attachment theory are interesting, and does have value, but this book is definitely intended to be for anxious attachment peeps and is mis-marketed as being for everyone. Repetitive definitely and slightly patronising? Slightly worrying that it's one of the most popular relationship books out there
