No Worries If Not: A Funny(ish) Story of Growing Up Working Class and Queer

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Well, putting your hands up and accepting the fact that you use these kinds of statements is a good place to start. Read all Sketch show featuring the biggest stars of Irish online comedy, Sean Burke, Michael Fry, Justine Stafford, Emma Doran and Killian Sundermann, with supersized versions of some of their classic bits.

She recounts her life from childhood, to teens, into adulthood through a mixture of short stories, spoken word, illustrations, and space for the reader to reflect (or draw tits… whatever you prefer). If you’re sending a request that is, let’s face it, a little bit cheeky, then adding in ​ “no worries if not” won’t hurt.

Having to ask someone to move their bag from the train seat so I didn’t have to stand up for two hours. I posted the tweet because I was sick of hearing myself apologise and so I ask Mikaela what I can do to keep from being a people pleaser forever. Start small by trying to delete the phrase from a few messages each day and then wean yourself off your confidence crutch gradually. When directness is scandalized to this extent—when “no worries if not” means, literally, “worries if not”—communication becomes opaque and lawless, like a foreign language composed entirely of irregular verbs.

But you can’t get on top of it unless someone helps you out, with reports, data, contacts or whatever else your job entails. I also loved the 00s/10’s nostalgia I felt reading this and it was accurate/relatable af- the annual music recaps were such a good touch. She was witty, funny and painfully aware of her own compliance in keeping her stuck in a misogynistic world that makes her feel guilty for taking space — leading to her snapping in the most fantastic ways and going on a heartfelt and slightly chaotic journey of self love and reflection.Hi there, hope you’re well,” you type, fully aware that after the past two years the receiver is unlikely to be well. I guess what I’m saying is, this book and Charlotte really spoke to me – I haven’t lost my shit on public transport, but I’ve come close. Important: Your credit card will NOT be charged when you start your free trial or if you cancel during the trial period. I wasn't sure about the first two-thirds of the book - although very funny, and I liked the mixed approach of poetry, prose and pages for writing your own thoughts - it occasionally felt quite surface-level and didn't necessarily give much new insight into being young, queer and working class in Manchester.

Women are often sandwiched between generations and are very good at being self-reliant and independent multitaskers.Any book that can transport me back to the north east is going to get extra points from me (even if it did make me miss it lots).