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crikey, how did i survive? well, in no small part, thanks to this place.
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yes, sounds familiar to me.
What exactly are the benefits of this board? Did you change something in real life too?
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Quote from: Surnia on October 10, 2014, 11:32:15 AM
What exactly are the benefits of this board?
foremost, in my case, the knowledge that i wasn't wrong. i was very bad with this. i thought "what i'm seeing right in front of my eyes can't possibly be the case. i must be misunderstanding." but it was the case, and i wasn't misunderstanding, though the terms i used to understand it were not those of psychology. close second, the company of other posters.
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