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Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine

by Gail Honeyman

Read between November 11 - November 23, 2025

Is knowing always better than not knowing? Discuss.

Jill

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It all depends what it is about. Knowing what trip my husband has planned-yes. Knowing the gender of my baby-IDK. Knowing how I will die- No.

Amanda V

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I agree with Jill. It isn’t a yes or no. Sometimes we will never know. I think as people we’re programmed to always want answers. The toddler-like never ending cycle of “Why?!” that ends in “Because!”…

Beth

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No. Knowing is not always better than not knowing.