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Does Anyone Else Feel This Way?: Essays on Conquering the Quarter-Life Crisis – A Candid New York Times Bestseller on Post-Grad Anxiety, Dating, and Finding Yourself Does Anyone Else Feel This Way?: Essays on Conquering the Quarter-Life Crisis – A Candid New York Times Bestseller on Post-Grad Anxiety, Dating, and Finding Yourself by Eli Rallo
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“It is both heartbreaking and affirming to reflect on the lives we could’ve lived that we didn’t choose.”
― Eli Rallo, Does Anyone Else Feel This Way?: Essays on Conquering the Quarter-Life Crisis – A Candid New York Times Bestseller on Post-Grad Anxiety, Dating, and Finding Yourself
“I see rejection as somehow equivalent to success—it isn’t always a yes or a no; it’s either a yes or a something else is meant for you.”
― Eli Rallo, Does Anyone Else Feel This Way?: Essays on Conquering the Quarter-Life Crisis – A Candid New York Times Bestseller on Post-Grad Anxiety, Dating, and Finding Yourself
“Rejection and uncertainty are simply the universe’s way of telling you what is meant for you is still yours to discover.”
― Eli Rallo, Does Anyone Else Feel This Way?: Essays on Conquering the Quarter-Life Crisis – A Candid New York Times Bestseller on Post-Grad Anxiety, Dating, and Finding Yourself
“I once heard someone say, “You know you’re writing something good when your family hates it.”
― Eli Rallo, Does Anyone Else Feel This Way?: Essays on Conquering the Quarter-Life Crisis – A Candid New York Times Bestseller on Post-Grad Anxiety, Dating, and Finding Yourself
“Sometimes the only plan you’ll have—for your whole life—is what you’re doing later that night. And that’s enough. Life is all one foot in front of the other”
― Eli Rallo, Does Anyone Else Feel This Way?: Essays on Conquering the Quarter-Life Crisis – A Candid New York Times Bestseller on Post-Grad Anxiety, Dating, and Finding Yourself