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

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Namely, to us, that we were guessers (mostly), which was making communication more complicated than it needed to be.

An absolute rollercoaster and I both laughed and sobbed my heart out, but it’s just such an important and original read.

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). No Worries If Not is a relatable coming-of-age story that explores Soph Galustian’s experiences of poverty, queerness, mental health, grief and community. Her words are so relatable and meaningful that she managed to unlock some of my own memories that I thought were long buried. But you can’t get on top of it unless someone helps you out, with reports, data, contacts or whatever else your job entails.

Even though I would have liked the show to continue I do wonder what this cast could do if they didn't have the restrictions set by RTE. As a freelancer, my job means I have to constantly ask for things: commissions, time with interview subjects, money I’m owed.No worries if not” has lost its meaning to the point of signaling its opposite, which is why the joke is funny, or was once funny (sorry to explain it). Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement and Privacy Policy and Cookie Statement and Your California Privacy Rights. Start small by trying to delete the phrase from a few messages each day and then wean yourself off your confidence crutch gradually.

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