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Jeremiah LASQR

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Philosophy to help you understand anger and sadness and choose what to do next. Practical PDF guides + free apps.

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I can check whether a ticket is correct without making it a verdict on my whole life. A fictional first-person moment about anger, responsibility and the next choice.

Comment ANGERGUIDE and I'll DM you the guide link. The guide is a paid PDF.

AI-generated imagery and narration. by @jeremiahlasqr

The cancellation is real. Turning the person at the desk into the whole railway is the extra step. A fictional first-person moment about anger and asking for useful help.

Comment ANGERGUIDE and I'll DM you the guide link. The guide is a paid PDF.

AI-generated imagery and narration. by @jeremiahlasqr

A place can bring an old loss close again. I do not have to defend still missing someone. A fictional first-person moment about grief and a chosen remembrance.

Comment SADNESSGUIDE and I'll DM you the guide link. The guide is a paid PDF.

AI-generated imagery and narration. by @jeremiahlasqr

A birthday alone hurts. In this fictional first-person scene, the pause begins when she leaves what that says about her unanswered. She can want company and still let herself have a slice. Comment SADNESSGUIDE and I'll DM you the link to the paid practical sadness PDF.

#PracticalPhilosophy #Sadness #Phenomenology by @jeremiahlasqr

I can wish someone were here and still let myself have a birthday. A fictional first-person moment about loneliness, assumptions and one small act of care.

Comment SADNESSGUIDE and I'll DM you the guide link. The guide is a paid PDF.

AI-generated imagery and narration. by @jeremiahlasqr

A stuck sheet is one problem. The whole day being ruined is the story I have added. A fictional first-person moment about anger and a useful pause.

Comment ANGERGUIDE and I'll DM you the guide link. The guide is a paid PDF.

AI-generated imagery and narration. by @jeremiahlasqr

The Tyre Is Still Flat. A fictional first-person moment about anger and the next choice.

Comment ANGERGUIDE and I'll DM you the guide link. The guide is a paid PDF. by @jeremiahlasqr

One broken edge becomes a verdict on a whole afternoon. In this fictional first-person scene, bracketing means leaving that verdict open before deciding what to do. The cake stays damaged. A useful option stays available. Comment ANGERGUIDE and I'll DM you the link to the paid practical anger PDF.

#PracticalPhilosophy #Anger #Phenomenology by @jeremiahlasqr

I Have Not Played a Note Yet. A fictional first-person moment about sadness and the next choice.

Comment SADNESSGUIDE and I'll DM you the guide link. The guide is a paid PDF. by @jeremiahlasqr

The Barcode Will Not Scan. A fictional first-person moment about anger and the next choice.

Comment ANGERGUIDE and I'll DM you the guide link. The guide is a paid PDF. by @jeremiahlasqr

I Still Take Out Two Plates. A fictional first-person moment about sadness and the next choice.

Comment SADNESSGUIDE and I'll DM you the guide link. The guide is a paid PDF. by @jeremiahlasqr

The Cake Has a Broken Edge. A fictional first-person moment about anger and the next choice.

Comment ANGERGUIDE and I'll DM you the guide link. The guide is a paid PDF. by @jeremiahlasqr