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I just wish the kitchen was bigger. And other obsessive thoughts that prevent me from enjoying life. – Strickler Kate – Eksmo – 2026 – ISBN 978-5-04-237717-4

I just wish the kitchen was bigger. And other obsessive thoughts that prevent me from enjoying life.
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I just wish the kitchen was bigger. And other obsessive thoughts that prevent me from enjoying life.
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All your chores are done, and you can finally relax: have some tea and spend some time on your phone. And then you see her—the perfect mother of three little angels. A stylish dress accentuates her wasp waist, her hair is beautifully styled, she's standing in the middle of a spacious kitchen with marble countertops, while nearby, the children in ironed suits help their mother bake cookies. You look up from your phone—the cramped kitchen is a mess, the floor is stained with spilled juice, and you're wearing stretched-out pajamas...

Why is your life so worthless?

Kate Strickler knows firsthand how often we see perfect images of other people's lives online—and wish we could have the same. She wrote this book to help women free themselves from the trap of imposed desires and dissatisfaction, learn to be grateful for what they already have, and love every day of their perfectly imperfect lives.
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