

As often happens with books where the writing really impressed me, I know I'm going to have trouble expressing how much I enjoyed this. To say it was a wild time feels like the easy way out, and bound to be misconstrued considering the subject matter. As much as there was personal drama, and a smidgen of sexiness, it's the off-the-wall social media strategizing, the inspiring amount to which the character recognized her apparent levels of 1/?
The extent to which a particular moral view can be more soul-destroying than soul-saving, the extent to which money, while not directly purchasing happiness, allows for agency, for freedom, certainly necessary for happiness to manifest, the extent to which misogyny infests so many value judgements on how to live a life. The parallels about promotion for wrestling versus onlyfans was endlessly 2d
⚠️mention of SA, misogyny, struggles with addiction, mentions of wrestling injuries 2d