Just finished this book and loved it so much.
As a single woman, it felt so relevant. That feeling of flipping through options on dating apps, getting turned off by one weird little thing, wondering if you're settling, if there's something better out there if you keep trying, getting stuck on one person and thinking if you could just be with them everything would be perfect.
And I loved the end. When Lauren finally makes the decision to just choose to love someone and make a life with him. Isn't that what relationships are? Just being willing to acknowledge that there's no perfect person but there might be someone wonderful who you can be happy with, if you can just settle down and do the work.
Just a really great commentary on relationships, woven inside a very entertaining story (Zach Ephron!) I'm interested to hear what others thought of it.
by mean-mommy-
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people come to that conclusion when they see their options drying up , when the bloom is coming off the rose , etc