Life Quote by Augusten Burroughs

““Truth is accuracy. Without accuracy, you can't expect to manifest large, specific changes in your life.””

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I'm like the guy who prepares your taxes or a dentist. I'm very conservative and boring in a lot of ways.

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“Nothing surprises me now," I tell him. I am stoic. I am Joan of Arc, with liver damage and an unused penis.”

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“It's not that I was an outright nitwit of a child.”

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