nice try in putting the issue about depression out in the open, but sometimes I feel like the book was desperately trying to convince me of things that should be forgiven and forgotten regarding the plot and its characters.

and no, unlike Colleen Hoover's other leading men, I didn't fall for Sagan this time. I learned the hard way to be consciously aware that there's .65% of chances there's a guy like him IRL; Sagan was breathed life from clay like wonder woman was. Props to Merit's progress though throughout the story, and everyone around her. It all just proves that most misunderstandings and problems can be resolved by being open and honest with people involved.