Often as I read this I would have to put the book down and stare blankly into space for a moment to fully process the anxiety and embarrassment I was feeling on behalf of the author. I mean intentionally, she's very honest and open about her experience in a way that I applaud but also /o\

I still love her memoir-y reflections and slice of life stuff but it was also very cool to read a bit about the making of Shrill and the iconic fat bikini party episode.