cheap thrills). Is fiction alright, but for a book that can arguably be based on real stories (examples) of women speaking up about sexual abuse/assaults, to be told false accusations to be vengeful, is just harmful. Considering there are cases where these women aren't believed. That's where I begin to have problems with this book because even while it tried to do it with surprisingly interesting points of view and debates, it became boring, superficial narrating, annoying underdeveloped characters, and what the main point was.
The author tried to do too much which resulted in being too drawn out with unnecessary filler narrations and povs. The premise and concept were very intriguing I'm ngl. I was very fascinated with the social media power, its downsides of abuse, trolls and cancel culture, and pop culture references the majority of users are familiar with. But, I didn't care for the characters at all (not even Ola). By the time it got to the plot twist, I was tired and became uninterested.