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I think Natalie hates her life as much as she thinks feminists women hate their lives.

Waiting on the main Christian character to do something Christian.

The author is giving more of an understanding of why Natalie is the way she is. She’s an interesting combination of extreme intellectual and uppity religious zealot, who’s doesn’t fit in in her hometown or her college. I do agree with some of the contradictions with modern women, but the fact that she’s on such a high horse cancels out and sympathy I may have for her. She is a Christian but doesn’t pract.

The main character is incredibly unlikeable. This is going to be great.