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“Bipolar” used as a slur for somthing that was simply confusing -

Engorged manhood
This book is Litterly torture and cannot be taken serious seriously

Pushing his groin up into my buttocks

K the shaming and “ club whore is a good name for her” “ I’m going to vomit rising in my throat just looking” cus a girl is in crop top and short shorts

think I’m finally understanding as this book is old and that the mindset may match the time period. This book was written, but as a society we have evolved therefore, these things that were probably common back then Are annoying as hell now not the iPod classic every 2000 2010 TV show women’s stereotypes

OK, some things are starting to make sense like her, mentioning her iPod in the wires of her headphones and making a huge deal out of the fact that she was wearing a tank top without a bra. I

I’m not saying that can’t frustrate I can’t work out but what I’m saying is this character is written what the hell am I reading? I’m so jumbled up. I can’t even make a sentence. Apparently I’m so confused on her. This character is the author. Did not do a good job of writing her so far.

Uhhh what on earth is this book? How did we go from lil miss naive 21 year old preteen, him saying three words in the presents of many, her meeting her dad for the first time, fainting, waking up, to a full on against the wall make out to, him stopping it and her saying she’s a grown woman and can take care of herself?

Oh my good Lord I’m struggling. I thought the beginning of this book was like a flashback in time of when she was like 11 due to the mentality and naivety…. Like basic common conclusion could have been met by a preteen that has seen a movie before…. Yet she was clueless? Nope she’s 21. Sorry but No 21 year old is THAT clueless. Also older women voicing young women drive me nuts, it is hard to mesh together.