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By Jeffrey Eugenides
Can’t remember how it ends but there is plenty of breaking down within lol
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One of the few good books to come out of booktok imo. Themes of queerness, betrayal, and discovering one’s identity, but without being too therapy speech-y if that makes sense. Just feels like a real person experiencing things, not an author trying to teach you lessons. Also, the DRAMA of it all just makes it endlessly readable to me.
Dec 30, 2024
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Spiraling female rage driven novel
Piglet Has The Job, The House, And Her Dream Man (Plus His Parents). Just As The Soon-To-Be Wife Feels Comfortable, The Life She Worked So Hard To Build Crumbles Beneath Her. She's Alone, Stuck In Denial, And Coping With Insatiable Hunger. The Sobering Reality Sets In A Little Too Late.
Some Descriptions Go On Too Long And The Ending Was Slightly Disappointing. I Wish She Gave Us A Little More Insight, Though Still One Of My Favorites.
Themes of gluttony, existentialism, and betrayal
Sep 20, 2024
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broooooooooo this shit makes you cry and then you lw hate yourself for starting it but you cant just not finish it and then you finish it and then you want to DIEEE. anyways book rec Sunburn by Chloe Michelle Howarth, if you were also a closeted lesbian in high school with a gf 😜
Apr 8, 2025
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Spoon is the best flatware type
Willing to discuss the possibility that fork is better than spoon, but plate doesn’t rank compared to bowl
May 28, 2024
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Even if you have other creative pursuits that require your brain to work, it’s fun to have one that requires very little thought or attention. I started crocheting a couple years ago and it’s perfect while sitting in front of the TV or listening to a podcast or just zoning out. Makes me feel productive even as my brain melts out my ears, and makes me feel creative even when I’m not doing any cooler, more challenging projects that require more of my energy.
Jan 30, 2024
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My mouth is puckerin up just thinking about em
Lays or kettle
Feb 13, 2024