torn between a desire to get recommendations and read reviews from other humans and a desire to just track things offline, goddamn it. maybe this is the middle ground!
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4/5 stars for relatability more than writing quality.
It ends with a paragraph that realistically (some would say pessimistically) sets out all the challenges of aging as an autistic woman that just sat right with me. Unvarnished. Honest. Commits to paper thoughts I have often but only share with my spouse, who tells me to try catastrophizing less. Happy this book exists.
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Working through this quickly, and using up a lot of page flags on resonant personal anecdotes and bibliography entries alike.
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Unbearable dialogue, vapid inner monologue, all the angst of the gen z/millennial with none of the quality writing that might compel me to give a shit.
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