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ups le piqué a que lo termine

No me gusta que expliquen tal cual las cosas y siento que le falta profundidad, no me he encariñado con ningún personaje, pero tolero el punto de vista de Kai más.

wey es que quien habla así

“One of the biggest problems with being a human is that you spend the whole time you’re here inside of one body, looking at the world through one set of eyes, unable to really imagine with any clarity what it would be like to be someone else. You see everyone, even the people who are closest to you, in the context of yourself; my mother, my brother, my friend.”

estoy escuchando el audiolibro narrado por julia whelan y me saca de la historia, no sé si no me está encantando porque me da cringe como lo narra o si también tiene que ver el diálogo

lo estoy leyendo con dany 😁

the way in which she describes meeting Rebecca, what every word said implied and how it changed her world from the very beginning was SO TRUE!!! I’ve never seen anyone go about making female friendship in that way, I thought I was too sensible and that nobody else saw it that way, so it was refreshing to say the least.

her father throwing snowballs to little kids to let the government know he knew what they’re up to is hilarious to me.

trying to finish this soon so I can go watch the movie

It was incredibly slow paced, but now i’m getting into the flow of things and I’m growing curious as to what is going to happen over the next 200 pages

damn girl get out of there

so far so boring 👍🏻😁

so many quotes i regret not saving.

But here’s one that hit me
“I’d watch Eiju to see if he’d crack. When it would happen. He never did.”

back to reading this, my online version bugged and i couldn’t continue but i’m back and i’m scared

under the impression baby moshfegh has something for self destructive characters

alcoholism

mf needs a hobbie

WHY AM I ENJOYING THISSS YAAYY. It isnt mindblowing or anything yet but i feel 13 again in the best way possible.

“I knew I was lost inside the world, watching it and trying to understand why too often I felt like I was standing just beyond the frame of everything.”

THE ASHES

“I wanted to ask, Where did your hands go, Angela? I wanted to tell her that when her fingers were still like that, my mother reappeared.”

“He treated everything like a joke but the punchline was that he’d reached stage four.”

“Nothing's really changed. Ahmad hasn't moved much at all. So wha I do next is kick out my feet, get flat on my stomach, and join him.
Once we're parallel, Ahmad turns his head to give me a look.
All of a sudden, he begins to cry.”

I keep saying to him, Okay. Go home and get your bike and meet me in front of Bobby's house. Hurry up.'

“You never even worried, with Jane, whether your hand was sweaty or not. All you knew was, you were happy.”

does he also lie to the reader sometimes?

“she’s supposed to be an orphan but her old man keeps showing up”