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Ivy grapples with her relationship with Jake, who, despite being a seemingly good partner, lacks the emotional connection she craves. His professionalism leaves her feeling unfulfilled, and her best friend Violet disapproves of him entirely. Torn between the comfort of being in a relationship and the desire for genuine affection, Ivy questions the value of her first kiss and the significance of her current situation. This internal conflict highlights her struggle for love and validation in a relationship that feels more superficial than satisfying.

"Practicing Sustainability" explores diverse interpretations of sustainability through essays by various contributors, including chefs, artists, and policy makers. They discuss its meaning, appeal, and necessary changes, highlighting that sustainability is pursued differently due to unique incentives and motives. The book encourages critical thinking and dialogue for a sustainable future.

Delving into the complexities of codependency, the author presents a thought-provoking examination of the nature of caring and its potential pitfalls. The narrative challenges readers to consider whether excessive kindness can conceal ulterior motives and how it may impact personal relationships. By intertwining scientific insights with emotional depth, the book invites contemplation on the true essence of kindness and its implications for our lives, ultimately questioning if compassion is always beneficial or if it can lead to unintended consequences.

Describes the characteristics and neurological bases of disorders that "evil" people commonly have, discussing the personalities of figures such as Adolf Hitler and Mao Zedong and examining the malevolent behaviors of the author's sister