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To kobieta, której powiedziałeś " ssij to" wczoraj wieczorem.
She's the woman you told to " suck it" last night.
Liż i ssij jej usta, a potem połknij panie jej ślinę.
Lick and suckle her lips then swallow her saliva, sire
Uninterrupted, suck , taste my milk.
Chodź do szkoły, przeczytaj to, trenuj tamto, ssij owamto.
Go to school, read this, practice that, suck these.
Powiedziałeś " ssij mi jaja" No dalej, wyciągnij je a wtedy je possam Ta...
You said, " suck my balls." Well, go ahead.
Go ahead, roll your eyes, suck your teeth
Zaczekaj... najpierw obciągnij mi małego, dalej ssij .
Hold on, hold on Suck me a little first, come on suck me
"Jeśli musisz pić i jechać, ssij tabletki węglowe."
"IfYou Must Drink and Drive, Suck Charcoal."
ssij krew i mów, "nigdy nie zapomnę." ty teź?
Suck the blood and say, "I'll never forget."
Te wszystkie "otrzyj się" i "poliż mnie" i " ssij mnie."
All that "rub me" and "lick me" and " suck me."
Przepraszam Ssij mojego drąga, my...
Excuse me, Suck My Taint Girl, we...
To dobrze, bo potrzebujemy twojej pomocy, Ssij mojego drąga.
Well, good, 'cause we need your help, Suck My Taint Girl.
Po tym jak odzyskaliśmy Toot z Bedrock, Natychmiast przyjechaliśmy do Ssij mojego drąga.
After we got Toot back from Bedrock, we immediately brought her to Suck My Taint Girl.
I powiedzieliśmy Ssij mojego drąga przerażające wieści o Clarze.
And we told Suck My Taint Girl the terrible news about Clara.
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People are not disturbed by things; they are disturbed by their view of things" Epictetus (c. 55 – 135 CE) Emotional intelligence (EI) refers to the ability to perceive, control, and evaluate emotions. Some researchers suggest that emotional intelligence can be learned and strengthened, while others claim it is an inborn characteristic. EI has been defined as, "the subset of social intelligence that involves the ability to monitor one's own and others' feelings and emotions, to discriminate among them and to use this information to guide one's thinking and actions.""Go Suck A Lemon" hopes to provide readers with methods for improving emotional intelligence by offering cognitive skill building techniques, thereby helping to create a less self-defeating and more enriching experience when experiencing emotion.Keep up with your emotional intelligence gains! Get the Go Suck A Lemon APP! on Amazon.NOTE TO AUDIO BOOK LISTENERS: Thanks to everyone for your comments on the audible edition of Go Suck a Lemon. Recording the Lemon was tough for me. I have no training in voice performance, recording or editing. I am a clinical mental health therapist in private practice with a huge desire to share what I know with others. This audio book is not perfect, by any means. (It's as imperfect as I am.) It is, however, the VERY best I could do on my own. If you can tolerate my best effort, please listen to this version. Otherwise you may enjoy the paperback or the Kindle version. Thank you to everyone who took the time to review it. I am very grateful for your words. Cheers!
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Please leave an authentic review, regardless of whether it is a 1-star or 5-star. Each of my readers is important to me and can contribute to improving my ideas through their generous feedback. Please email me at michael.cornwall@redisturb.com if you have questions about your reading experience or if I can help in some way. You may also visit my webpage at redisturb.com Michael Cornwall, PsyD PhD is an author, lecturer, clinical supervisor, educator and a therapist in private practice specializing in emotion intelligence / rational emotive behavior (EI / REBT) therapy. He is the author of Go Suck a Lemon: Strategies for Improving Your Emotional Intelligence available in paperback, Kindle and audio book formats. He is the author of The Force of Will: Reflections on Emotional Intelligence Theory and Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy Using Articulated Disputation. Other books by Michael Cornwall include (fiction) Bananas: A Collection of Modern Short Stories, (fiction) Overheard Cubed. NOTE TO AUDIO LISTENERS: Thanks to everyone for your comments on the audible edition of Go Suck a Lemon . Recording the Lemon was one of the hardest things I have ever done! I have no training in voice performance, recording or editing. I am a clinical therapist in private practice with a lot to share with others. So, if a perfect recording is what you're after, you won't find it here. This audio version is simply an act of pure curiosity, adventure and learning. If you can tolerate my best effort, please purchase this version. I am fully engaged in it and I know my limitations. I don't pretend otherwise. You may enjoy the paperback or the Kindle version, instead or in addition, however. I hear it's pretty good. Thank you to everyone who took the time to review my audio version. I am very grateful for your words. Cheers!
Michael Cornwall, PsyD PhD is an author, lecturer, clinical supervisor, educator and a therapist in private practice specializing in emotion intelligence / rational emotive behavior (EI / REBT) therapy. He is the author of Go Suck a Lemon: Strategies for Improving Your Emotional Intelligence available in paperback, Kindle and audiobook formats. He is the author of The Force of Will: Reflections on Emotional Intelligence Theory and Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy Using Articulated Disputation.
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The author tries to breakdown the solution of every emotional difficulty to a single formula. A + B = C/D > E Where (A) is your trigger (B) is the irrational thinking or justification which leads to (C) Emotional consequence BUT coupled with what he calls (D) Disputation the emotional response can be (E) Evolved into something more healthy and useful. There are a few pitfalls that the author doesn't address. For instance sometimes your "triggers" are very hard to pin down, sometimes you feel something without really knowing its cause, or the cause could be coming from a bad experience in the past not connected to the present. Sometimes there is more than one cause making it harder still to understand or pin down. There is a lot of emphasis on rational thinking and changing your inner voice to suit your needs instead of letting your warped feeling do your thinking for you, which I fully understand and agree with. HOWEVER, sometimes your logical thinking get 'highjacked' by your strong overpowering emotions which means the (D) Disputation element of the formula breaks down. The author spends no time clarifying this point and instead the book meanders with long winded anecdotes that are enjoyable to read but lead to very obvious conclusions like "you can change your emotions by changing how you think". It may be well suited for some people but it wasn't for me. But I did find another book helpful in this area. Emotional Thinking 2.0, which I would recommend over this. It says that you need to sit down with your emotions (even if you can't describe them) and let them pass through you, let them run their course. Don't try to pin them down, label or judge them (opposite of what Dr. Cornwall suggests) and I found this strategy to work for me. As soon as the emotion subsides or takes its course I am much better able to ascertain its cause and recognize it when it arises again. I found this approach to be much more rewarding (although it takes more patience and would qualify as a more passive approach). One last thing I want to say is do not get sucked in by the catchy title, the cool lemon photo (as I did) or the 5 star reviews. Instead go on content and definitely take a look at Emotional Intelligence 2.0 - it seems to be more complete and the content appears to be more organized.
I love the easy reading and the cute little stories. I had been taking notes and bought three hard copies after reading the kindle edition. I had been suffering for sixty years. I’m glad to find Dr. Cornwall! I will do my homework so that the next twenty years will be more enjoyable.
I have been struggling with my self defeating thoughts for over 30 years (since I was a teenager). I have PTSD, Borderline, and Bipolar II disorders. Most psychologist or therapist wants you to dig up the past and work through those issues. The skills used in this book do not make you “dig” up the past. They help you to use mindfulness to focus on the moment. The emotional intelligence and REBT (Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy) aspects have provided me the skills to dispute dysfunctional thinking. When those thoughts (self-defeating) from the past or present come to mind, then I can CHOOSE how I think about them. I can either be rational or irrational in my thinking. If you apply a few straightforward skills in this book, then it can benefit you. I am not saying it is a cure, but if you look at yourself as a work in progress, then you can benefit from the knowledge in “Go Suck A Lemon.” This formula method that he teaches is a skill and can work, but it takes effort. I highly recommend this book and his other one titled “The Force of Will.”
This book is totally AMAZING. I've read just a couple of chapters, but already found it extremely helpful. The main idea, that all our emotions depend on our inner dialogue, changed my life. It never occurred to me, that I can choose what to feel. Mr. Cornwall, in his book told me, that i have a choice. That I don't have to suppress my feelings; that I can accept them as a product of my thoughts. The fact is, by the time I found this book, I became a total nut. Aggressive, with lots of inner problems, angry... Therapists with their "how-does- that- make- you- feel" bull**** drove me nuts. But this book... This book is something. I really SAW myself. I saw how stupid my thoughts and reactions are... and I'm going to practice the ideas presented in this book. I recommend this book to anyone, who has kinda-Mickey-Rourke-Destroy-It-All syndrome. If you want to change. If you want to feel relief from that constant nutty attitude - this book is for you!
The book is a quick read on emotional intelligence. It is mostly focused on sell assessment and self management. It offers a nice perspective on that area. It does not give much information on dealing with others aside from the fact of getting you to feel good or content with other's actions. So if you are looking for tools as a supervisor to help you with your staff, this is not the book for you. The book is written from a clinical standpoint and focuses on self help. It does not deal with productivity or working with other people.
Amazing book that changed my outlook. Provided helpful tools and insights to help with my anxiety
"Go Suck Lemons" is changing how I allow or not allow what I always have called my "old Tapes" to influence my thoughts today. About anything I'm feeling, hearing, & seeing. I have become extremely analytical and am just going with it for now. I have been mindful of being in the moment for a long time, but being mindfully in the moment of my own thoughts is really hard to be consistent. Running the process in my own mind. I can tell it takes much practice. I like Dr.Corwall's analogy to learning a foreign language. I am absorbing the book as one absorbs any new conce
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