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Monique Pardillo
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Carrying a burden so heavy that you'd considered it truth, one that has greatly impacted your own self-perception on romantic dating that you've carved and burrowed yourself into its grotesque shape only for it to shatter because of a shallow truth from a man who couldn't get it together???? oh aisha how have you written the quiet plight of literally of a woman who's always left wondering
— Jul 01, 2026 10:10AM
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Monique Pardillo
is on page 203 of 336
I swear to God women need to stop accomodating for emotionally unavailable men who seems to do everything but nothing for the one person who, for whatever fucked up reason, are willing to run to the ends of the world for them.
— Jul 02, 2026 08:23AM
Monique Pardillo
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There's something profoundly universal of, once, dating a man whose emotional maturity is comparable to a doorknob. Both Elizabeth and Julia are both strongly driven and highly accomplished women in their own right but are unwilling to find middle ground in grieving the man that they loved.
— Jul 02, 2026 08:03AM
Monique Pardillo
is on page 146 of 336
Up to this point, grisly honesty is making its way up in the worse way possible. Two women coming to terms with what happened to the one man that they loved and dated yet not willing to give way to a narrative that contradicts their own.
It's not a cat fight but the tension is teeming because of how these two are performing for each other.
— Jun 30, 2026 10:24AM
It's not a cat fight but the tension is teeming because of how these two are performing for each other.
Monique Pardillo
is on page 88 of 336
This is truly one of those novels that doesn't use too many twists and spins (so far) create a compelling story. The magic really is in the writing. How Aisha narrates with so much eloquence and clarity on the muddiness of grief of not just a person but a world that refuses to do so.
— Jun 29, 2026 04:35AM
Monique Pardillo
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It has just the right amount of wit, nuance, and proper storytelling whether it be establishing the setting through dialogue or clever writing.
"There was no bride. There was no groom. No seating chart with my name in calligraphy -- a blue dot next to Julia, indicating a preference for fish".
— Jun 28, 2026 10:42PM
"There was no bride. There was no groom. No seating chart with my name in calligraphy -- a blue dot next to Julia, indicating a preference for fish".