Status Updates From Scaffolding

'you make all your plans and build all your projects but how many of them are yours, and how many of them are fragments of someone else's life'; 'the only way to make a better world is to bring up our sons as feminists.' Stylist reviewed it as being 'intelligent, sexy and brilliantly observed' and that is the perfect description. It really was a work of art and so so cleverly composed.

'I pin some photos to my Pinterest board, and get distracted by something I see on Twitter, and end up reading a story by the New Yorker's television critic, which leads me back to Netflix, and I forget entirely that I even have a kitchen, or a family, or a body'; 'inside his laugh I hear the real question he's asking';' August sweats on into September';

It also kind of felt right that there was no more closure on the characters at the end than at the beginning. There were also some marvellous quotes (so well observed and real):