"I learned that comprehending someone’s heartache is, unfortunately, very often the only way to stop condemning them…I learned that most of us wouldn’t necessarily do certain things over again—like not partake in a moment of passion—even if we know how long it might stay with us/hurt us."
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On what she learned after completing Three Women in “Three Women Author Lisa Taddeo: ‘You Are Seen’” in Bookish (2019 Jul 9)
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