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Do I Feel Better Yet?: Questionable Attempts at Self-Care and Existing General

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Do I Feel Better Yet?: Questionable Attempts at Self-Care and Existing General
Do I Feel Better Yet?: Questionable Attempts at Self-Care and Existing General

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Do I Feel Better Yet?: Questionable Attempts at Self-Care and Existing General

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If you've ever dared to express dissatisfaction with the state of your life, you've inevitably received a variety of helpful suggestions: "Have you tried meditation? Exercise? A cult? An exercise cult?" In
Do I Feel Better Yet?
, Madeleine Trebenski explores more than 45 so-called solutions suggested to her in the name of self-care. In a playful and at times sardonic chronicle of the elusive promises of multistep skin-care routines, gratitude journaling, scented candles, and more, Trebenski perfectly captures what it's like to live in a time when homemade kombucha and weighted blankets are said to single-handedly solve all our problems. These essays will make you laugh, make you feel less alone, and maybe make you feel better—even if just for a little while.

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