Social media, cause tell me why I thought of wyn the second I saw someone selling their tables on tinder?? I have to admit that this book is the sexiest, steamiest novel the author has written. The main reason is that the couple in the story has already known each other for ten years, and even though they broke up, the flame is still there. They are obviously soulmates! But what happened between Harriet and Wyn? They dated for nearly a decade, staying as fiancées for eight years. Why did Wyn end things with a four-minute-long phone call? Was it only long distance, did one of them cheat, or is there any crucial, life-changing reason that tore them apart? I’ve seen your dog pass by in one of your videos and I thought she was so perfect for you. She looks like such a sweetie!

wyn’s constant need to feel loved or feel like he matters, and harriet’s constant fear that she will make people around her unhappy—i feel like it will eventually crash and burn again. wyn’s dad dying was a sort of superficial wound because it was an external circumstance/dent in their relationship. harriet quitting her job (although she was unhappy) also feels like a bit of an over-correction and a bandaid to the true problem. first, let me say i am very happy that so many people love this book already. i love that for you, i really do!✨i adored reading harriet and wyns past chapters. they had such an enjoyable connection, which made reading their present day chapters so heartbreaking. their entire journey was one i felt super invested in from the beginning and was rooting for them every step of the way. and i really, really loved how EH wrote harriets feelings about wyn. very poetic. very romantic. i actually think this book has some of EHs better writing! There is no other position and no other place where you will be as happy as the place of your calling.” ― Sunday Adelaja Happiness is the only good. The time to be happy is now. The place to be happy is here. The way to be happy is to make others so.” ― Robert Green Ingersoll Those sound like some wonderful places, Tess! I can identify with being in nature as I live in the woods so I’m surrounded by it. You’ve just inspired me to make sure that my kids know that they can access their own happy place any time. Further, I simply hated the reason for their breakup. It made me dislike Wyn idc he was too insecure and it being “it wasn’t you it’s me” is just something that I viscerally hate so much. I understand why he broke it off which even made sense and I don’t blame him for that, but the way he went about it was so frustrating and selfish.

harriet and wyn are such unique characters compared to emily’s other characters. a lot of it is the same i can’t lie, but still, i get attached to them like glue. they feel so deeply and love so intensely. even though this entire book is all in harriet’s pov you still get a full characterization of wyn. and not only that. the side characters, this found family. all these characters have so much personality and depth. ugh i’d take a bullet for all of them fr. The law of attraction suggests that our positive or negative thoughts bring about positive or negative experiences. My latest book, The Mindful Guide to Law of Attraction, pairs that belief with the powerful practices of mindfulness. Through intentional breathing, writing, and engaging, you’ll hone a method for manifesting health, wealth, and love―the elements of happiness. Keep your thoughts on where your happy place is and you will get in a calm and relaxed state, allowing you to return refreshed and renewed.” ― Sayed AhmedSheri Miesner Phegley recently posted.. 3 Tips to Control Your Anger & Take Control of Your Life Reply My happy places, physical and mental are the parks and gardens of buddhist and taoist temples in SE-Asia. I’ve spend there a lost of time during my trips and visits of my wifes family. If I have stress or feel uncomfortable I do a small meditation and can instantly travel there in my mind, which makes me feel totally comfortable calm and relaxed. Reply