ルールズ・オブ・アトラクション (ヴィレッジブックス)

The characters feel both relatable and deeply flawed, which makes their choices unsettling. I wonder what inspired the author to write them this way.

The sense of disconnection and superficiality really stood out to me. Is this a reflection of real experiences or a critique of that lifestyle?

The backdrop adds a layer of sophistication and detachment. I'm curious whether the author based it on personal experiences or research.