Goodbye, Perfect

The way mental health struggles are depicted felt really genuine, but I wonder if it resonated with everyone’s experiences. How did readers connect with the characters’ journeys?

The dynamics between the characters felt really nuanced, and the stakes made it even more emotional. I’m curious whether this came from the author’s own experiences or a desire to highlight certain issues.

It felt like a realistic conclusion that left me thinking about the characters’ futures. Did the ending resonate differently depending on personal experiences with similar issues?