Everything You Ever Wanted

The setting feels both surreal and grounded, which made me wonder if the author envisioned a world that reflects our own anxieties or something more allegorical.

It raised questions about how much control we really have over our choices when societal pressures are so intense. I’d love to hear others' thoughts.

The characters’ deep desires felt both universal and uniquely shaped by their environment. Does this make the story more relatable or more dystopian?