I started this book because someone said you should read it if you liked RW&RB and I liked it even more? I only wish there was a trigger warning for depression episodes, so I can be ready while I'm reading it in the middle of my own depression episode :))) but I can't say it didn't help me to come out of my own depression episode or bounce back like Dev used to say. Maybe I should pay a visit to my own therapist.
Anyway, I love how this book talked about these kind of stuff like anxiety, etc. The ending was a bit cheesy, but I guess these kind of love stories are supposed to be cheesy? While it was somehow realistic. It doesn't expect Dev and Charley to live together happily ever after. It acknowledges how this love is a feeling they have for each other at this moment, and they can plam for their future based on that, but also it would be totally ok if it won't last forever.
Also loved it when it showed how living in a completely heteronormative world where makes you believe you have no other option except being into opposite gender can make you oblivious about something so personal and so obvious about yourself and also can affect your whole life and everything.