Wat scheelt eraan

The book feels so intimate and subtle in its portrayal of loss and healing. I'm curious whether these moments were based on real experiences or purely imagined.

The internal monologue was so relatable, especially in how it navigates ambiguity and self-acceptance. Did that resonate differently with others?

The sparse, precise prose feels intentional, but I wonder how much of that was a conscious stylistic choice to mirror the themes.