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Ahhh so good!

A lovely continuation of the first!

Part one was tough to bear, but now we’re in a part two and the actual story is starting. It’s okay…? I’m giving it the benefit of the doubt, but our main character is still… not what I thought. I probably should have picked a book in my personal genre, cause the talk of drugs, sex (not the doing of it thank goodness), and cursing has been a turn off for me. I know why it’s there, but it’s not helpful.

Why is it that when I see an awesome summary of a book that makes me interested to read it, the first part of the book has sex and cursing from the get go? (I need to find books in my specific genre instead of what pops up as a popular suggestion on my feed…)
The main character is so drab and seemingly anti-marriage, which is fine given her circumstances, but yeesh… she can go on and on about it

Yikes, rated r scene in the first chapter. Why…? Think the relationship could have been relayed without all the details

I like the idea of being able to conserve energy, and plan tasks based on what part of your cycle you’re in. If you have a regular cycle and regular symptoms that is

I am in absolute love with this literature style. So descriptive and elegant and all around pleasant. It’s a story that makes me want to work harder to “try to be good”.

Now we’re getting into the stuff I’ve wanted to read about.

I’ve been appreciating studying this with my women’s group. This latest section has given me a better understanding of the intentions behind my speech, which is needed because I talk a lot.

I just want to let you all know I have actually read over 500 books this year! They’re just… all children’s books 😅

Yo, the introduction with the whole “smash the patriarchy” is ridiculous. I just want to learn about how to deal with my lady cycle a little better. Is that too much to ask?