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:( Poor Immy.

I'm still taking my time with reading this, but Fickle and Immy are actually cute together, at least in first meeting.

I actually do feel sorry for Immy getting flack for doing the right thing by breaking up with Matt. It was just uber awkward getting to that point. At least her friend is somewhat supportive.

The internet chat part of this book are funny to watch in spurts, particularly for the character interactions.

*sighs* Argh, Immy's so misguided in her thought process that it's a bit disconcerting. I want to tell her "No, just because you sleep with someone doesn't determine/define what your sexuality is - you do." This shows the kind of stumbling block mistakes that people make in their relationships, but I'm not so sure if this book pulls me into believing it from Immy's perspective.

I actually like that this book expresses the main character's realization of her sexuality as realistic as it does. I also appreciate some of the attention/details made to the characters she starts bonding with.

I'm kind of in the mind to tell the main character to just let Matt go if she's not interested in him. She somewhat drones on about how she's supposed to feel something for him, but doesn't, and comments about how other girls seem interested but she doesn't care. Ugh. =_=