F*ck Love

The ups and downs between the characters felt so real and intense. I kept wondering how the author made me root for both love and heartbreak at the same time.

The character’s flaws and mistakes made her feel so authentic. I’m curious whether this was a conscious choice to reflect real relationships.

Usually, this trope feels predictable, but the way it unfolded in this book felt fresh and emotionally charged. Did others find it different from typical stories?