Did I root for the extremely unlikable main character? Yes.
Did I enjoy reading this book despite its narrow, white-centric portrayal of feminism? Yes.

And will I recommend this book to others? Not anymore.

Much like Izzy O'Neill, the author is an unapologetic white feminist, and as a woman of color, I can't bear to touch any of her books anymore. I am deeply disappointed by her behavior and principles (or lack thereof), and I refuse to support anyone who partakes in harming marginalized communities.

Also, The Exact Opposite of Okay is a decent read if you're into American humor, but trust me, there are better books out there and there are definitely many books out there that dive into feminism in a richer, more profound, and more meaningful way. I highly recommend that you read those books instead.