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In which I still don't see what the big deal is.
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In which there's no point crying over it for 11 months.
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The most frustrating description of self-love you'd hear today.
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In which you shouldn't be so tired because there are other people more tired than you.
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In which someone really, really doesn't want an explanation.
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In which I have no memory of whom or what situation this recording is referred to.
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In which loud rookies get some undeserved anger.
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In which it's not rocket science, but it is tiring.
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In which we're experimenting, with the bathhouse and the recording style, but not at the same time.
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In which there was no resolution. Final Part, for now.
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In which nobody ever wish to become 17 again, and yet.
The tone means a few days (which felt like an eternity, of course) has passed.
Part 1 of 3.
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In which the crescendo of frustration is audible. Also audible in this recording: low-battery beep.
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In which a memory is told in details, and in haste, a recipe for bad storytelling.
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In which seething compensated for just saying something real.
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In which I was young and had a lot of time to read.
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In which I butcher philosophy. This recording was triggered by a New Yorker article on Derek Parfit by Larissa MacFarquhar: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2011/09/05/how-to-be-good
Edit: this is by far the most popular episode, and I'm dying to know why.