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so much illegal shit going down

actually insane and so concerning. cant decide whos at fault j&j, the fda, or the government. it just seems like overall infrastructure failure. also makes me sad bc how tf can this even be fixed

I'm really enjoying this book so far. Normally not into historical fiction but I am hooked.

uncontrollably sobbing rn

HOY FUCKING SHIT THE SYMBOLISM IS INSANE. THE WAY PRESTON AND ROBERT SWITCHED ROLES/FATES. this was such a clever fucking idea the author ate

oh no im so sad and theres this pit in the bottom of my stomach and i might just throw up bc of the anticipation (omg wait lowkey louisa and karina are “loml” by taylor swift)

damn all dark academia books are so intimate and steamy (in a good way)

this is freaking amazing so far

I am sad :(

"'I am going to let her learn that it's not always about her and that it's time that my life starts, too.'"
WHAT THE FUCK BARBARA THATS YOUR CHILD YOU FUCKING HYPOCRITE WHAT DO YOU MEAN TEACH FRANCES THAT ITS NOT ALWAYS ABOUT HER??? BECAUSE APPARENTLY ITS ALWAYS ABOUT YOU BARBARA

"Joan simply stood there, staring at her, wondering how it was so easy for Barbara to stick a knife in someone and then carry on with the mundanity of her day."
BRO I FUCKING HATE BARBARA IF I WAS HER SISTER ID TAKE FRANCES AND LEAVE

"But to love Frances was to be always saying goodbye to the girl Frances used to be and falling in love again with the girl Frances was becoming."
This quote hits so hard and I feel like it would hit harder if I was a parent.
Also something happened to my other update? I think bc I switched editions?

listening to audiobook and are there multiple narrators towards the end of the book. if so their voices flow seamlessly into one another. its like i can see the soundwaves of their voices merging. omg fuck i cant remember what thats called. something convergence

i want to punch ames in the face

feels different reading this book in my twenties, I think I'm viewing certain scenarios from a different perspective as well

"A devil, a born devil, on whose nature / Nurture can never stick: on whom my pains, / Humanely taken, all, all list, quite lost! / And as with age his body uglier grows, / So his mind cankers. I will plague them all, / Even to roaring."