Ce n'est pas du Shakespeare

The characters feel so real and nuanced—I'm curious whether the author aimed to subvert typical genre expectations or if it evolved naturally during writing.

There was a moment that made me nostalgic for my own early relationships. I'm wondering if that scene was drawn from personal experience or pure imagination.

The representation felt genuine and respectful, which isn't always easy to achieve. Would love to hear about the research or experiences that shaped these characters.