This feels a bit self-aggrandizing (something I hate about this entire genre of memoir), but I think it has some very interesting insider information. I think the saddest confirmation is that they...
This feels a bit self-aggrandizing (something I hate about this entire genre of memoir), but I think it has some very interesting insider information.
I think the saddest confirmation is that they don't do this out of hate, but out of greed and opportunism. Hate and love both from caring a lot—you can change someone's opinion about something, but it's nigh impossible to convince someone to stop doing something that benefits them just because it hurts someone they don't care about.
This feels a bit self-aggrandizing (something I hate about this entire genre of memoir), but I think it has some very interesting insider information.
I think the saddest confirmation is that they don't do this out of hate, but out of greed and opportunism. Hate and love both from caring a lot—you can change someone's opinion about something, but it's nigh impossible to convince someone to stop doing something that benefits them just because it hurts someone they don't care about.