New York Times bestselling author and stand-up comedian Jen Kirkman delivers a hilarious, candid memoir about marriage, divorce, sex, turning forty, and still not quite having life figured out.
Jen Kirkman wants to be the voice in your head that says, Hey, you re okay. Even if you sometimes think you aren t! And especially if other people try to tell you you re not.
In I Know What I m Doing and Other Lies I Tell Myself, Jen offers up all the gory details of a life permanently in progress. She reassures you that it s okay to not have life completely figured out, even when you reach middle age (and find your first gray pubic hair!). She talks about making unusual or unpopular life decisions (such as cultivating a friend with benefits or not going home for the holidays) because you don t necessarily want for yourself what everyone else seems to think you should. It s about renting when everyone says you should own, dating around when everyone thinks you should settle down, and traveling alone when everyone pities you for going to Paris without a man.
From marriage to divorce and sex to mental health, I Know What I m Doing and Other Lies I Tell Myself is about embracing the fact that life is a bit of a sh*t show and it s definitely more than okay to stay true to yourself.
I Know What I'm Doing -- and Other Lies I Tell Myself: Dispatches from a Life Under Construction
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Author(s)Jen Kirkman
PublisherSimon & Schuster
ISBN / ASIN1476770271
ISBN-139781476770277
AvailabilityUsually ships in 24 hours
Sales Rank620,344
CategoryBiography & Autobiography
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
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