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reached halfway and im done. i tried to give it a chance bc my prof recommended it to me but this is white feminism at its peak and sex and the city is catching a stray because of this. was so excited to read and now i dont want to read books by mid america, upper middle class white women ever again. instead of important stuff, she’s talking about “i worked at a men’s magazine because boys are cool.” okay

A good pop-sociology book with some really lovely insights about female friendships and why they are so important, but I got so annoyed by the one section that talked about Victorian era in 19th century women’s friendships” Boston marriages, as if there was never any erotic or homosexual component to these relationships, friendships, or partnerships—it was just really weird and didn’t match the rest