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Dylan knows "There are a lot more important things in a relationship." Other than making someone laugh. So why does Dylan stay in a relationship with Asher who treats her badly?
— Jul 19, 2026 03:53AM
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zj4kg
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"I've been this for so long I wouldn't even know how to go be someone else." - Dylan
Why does Dylan felt like she owes others this facade of herself when she herself doesn't want to keep up with this?
— Jul 19, 2026 03:51AM
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Why does Dylan felt like she owes others this facade of herself when she herself doesn't want to keep up with this?
zj4kg
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I had always been under the impression that geeks were frightened of their own shadows, but I had to admit that Josh was being pretty brave. That was the thing about people - sometimes they actually surprised you. - Dylan
— Jul 19, 2026 03:49AM
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zj4kg
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why would josh asked dylan her home address again when he's been there before when he talked to her father?
— Jul 19, 2026 03:48AM
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"But if you're only hanging out with people who are just like you, then how are you supposed to broaden your perspective on life?" - Josh
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"This whole thing has been super traumatic and I think I need togo home and lie down." - Dylan
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CREAM CORN
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Oh, boy…
I did watch the movie several times when I was a kid. This book HAS to be satire. I know Dylan is written to be a spoiled, selfish, Beverly Hills brat. She does and says shit completely out of pocket. HOWEVER, Josh isn’t any better. I don’t feel he’s the character we’re rooting for. He’s just as insufferable.
So far, this reads like a commentary on early 2000s Los Angeles culture.
— Apr 01, 2026 02:35PM
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I did watch the movie several times when I was a kid. This book HAS to be satire. I know Dylan is written to be a spoiled, selfish, Beverly Hills brat. She does and says shit completely out of pocket. HOWEVER, Josh isn’t any better. I don’t feel he’s the character we’re rooting for. He’s just as insufferable.
So far, this reads like a commentary on early 2000s Los Angeles culture.









