The Procrastinators Book Club discussion

Welcome to the Loveless Buddy Read Discussion thread! This thread officially opens on June 14th and anyone can join at any time. Please keep in mind that spoilers are allowed in this thread but only up to the group's current reading place. Do not spoil the book if you've read further than the group. Any extra days can be used to catch up!

Each day we will be reading by chapters or page numbers. Page numbers are an approximation based on the hardcover or paperback that is the default on Goodreads. The suggested Buddy Read discussion schedule is as follows:

Week of 06/14
June 14: 15%
June 15: 30%
June 16: 45%
June 17: 60%
June 18: 75%
June 19: 90%
June 20: 100%

PARTICIPANTS
~ Dine
~ Abigail

So I finished the book today and I know I'm quite ahead of schedule so (view spoiler)[

I really enjoyed the book! Some of Georgia and Rooney's conversations when Georgia is still trying to figure out her sexuality actually had me dying laughing.

I enjoyed the emphasis on the value of friendships and at the end when Rooney was talking about them being neighbors, I was yearning for that future with my friends.

The college wife proposal was the most extra thing I've ever read and I loved every second of it! (hide spoiler)]

Omg. I totally forgot about this buddy read until today (bc of the Comment) but could I join? I catch up in no time!

Ah I don’t know if I’ll be able to read it this week. I need to write 20 pages by Sunday for school 😭😭😭

Diné *The Lazy Kitsune* wrote: "Ah I don’t know if I’ll be able to read it this week. I need to write 20 pages by Sunday for school 😭😭😭"

It is fine. I am behind as well.

Soooo. I took a little break from reading and back then I was 25% into this book. (I dig the short chapters A LOT!)

I cannot wait to pick it up again. I remember really liking the MC and her friends.

Okay I am like at least halfway through the book now and here is a general thought:

I understand how this book is important for so many people's feelings and experiences being put in a story - but reading a story of a character struggling finding out her sexuality and what she wants while being painfully aware which label would help her figure out is SO BORING.

Pls, this girl has the whole internet and LGBT+ websites and the Pride SOC and was not able to stumble upon the term "asexual/ aromantic" and be like "oh... that seems right".