All the Wrong Men and One Perfect Boy: A MemoirA frank and moving memoir of a lifetime of failed relationships with men--andthe redeeming power of motherhood--from the cyber celebrity who pioneered theon-line confessional. |
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Page 81
... continued to grieve the loss of my child . And I continued to drink as much as I could , as often as I could , in a vain attempt to wash that grief away . Two months later , I left Tampa - packed the 81 All the Wrong Men and One Perfect ...
... continued to grieve the loss of my child . And I continued to drink as much as I could , as often as I could , in a vain attempt to wash that grief away . Two months later , I left Tampa - packed the 81 All the Wrong Men and One Perfect ...
Page 166
... continued to see Jerry . But little by little , I pulled away from him , suggested a breakup , followed this with reconciliation . The dismantling of the whole affair took nearly as long as it had for me to woo him . Fortunately , my ...
... continued to see Jerry . But little by little , I pulled away from him , suggested a breakup , followed this with reconciliation . The dismantling of the whole affair took nearly as long as it had for me to woo him . Fortunately , my ...
Page 232
... this sickening mo- ment . And I had this self - loathing about the fact that , rather than do what I was perfectly entitled to do under such cir- cumstances , I continued to stay . Okay , obviously , given my condition , I continued 232.
... this sickening mo- ment . And I had this self - loathing about the fact that , rather than do what I was perfectly entitled to do under such cir- cumstances , I continued to stay . Okay , obviously , given my condition , I continued 232.
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