One to Watch

The protagonist's journey to self-acceptance is inspiring, but some moments about online validation made me uneasy. How did others interpret the depiction of digital fame?

It added a fun, social commentary layer, but I wonder if it was planned from the start or evolved during writing. Did this structure help or hinder the character development?

Her humor and vulnerability made her feel real, but at times I wondered if her choices were relatable. Did others find themselves cheering her on or feeling frustrated?