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I mean, the fact that they are long distance without labels…that could never be me.

Even though we get prefaced into what already happens in the beginning, the feelings are so real as we keep seeing Sloane and Ethan’s story evolve. I know I’m going to be sobbing when their time together is officially over.

Yo…how did I already go through a circle of emotions within the beginning part of this book. Like I wanted to cry alongside Sloane because younger me totally related to how she was feeling.

Allison you did amazingly with showing how one can be in circles when navigating a situationship and omg it’s truly a mental torture cycle. I’m legit crying right now!!

So this is definitely relatable to when I used to be in college. The whole beginning of Sloane and Ethan’s story is very relatable on how early stages of a situationship can be and all I know is that my heart will ache for Sloane and my blood will boil when it comes to Ethan.

So far, I am liking the premise of this book. The author does a good job so far with explaining part of how the college dating experience is like, especially the moments you start having a crush. I also appreciate the dual pov as I love seeing thoughts from the guys point of view as in most scenarios with situationships, I have always wanted to know the thought process through the guy's perspective.

Am I annotating this book as a first time read...yes...but so far the first page pulled me in