Sticks of Fiddle

I forgot to blog…Oops.

Okay so I’m going to talk about a book called Guyaholic.

Doesn’t it sound promising already?

Hehe.

This was an okay book, the main girl wasn’t that interesting and you really didn’t care about her.

She cheated on her the boy who loved her and then he left and so did she and it was sad I guess…It was difficult to really care because of a few reasons.

One: You didn’t see a lot of their relationship. The author was pretty much “We dated for 3 months”

ZOMGNESS! The deepness! The total undying love! It radiates from the pages!

I mean sure, she gave examples but you never saw how the main character changed. In fact she seemed pretty much the same in all the examples even though she wasn’t suppose to be…

Her friends said she was happier but I don’t know because I don’t know what she acted like before or during her relationship.

I just know in the short examples she was the same whiney, ungrateful, girl as she managed to be throughout the entire book.

Reason two: You didn’t know why Sam was special or why you should even care about the main girl.

Sam was pretty much ---------- The entire book. There was the occasional ---------^-^^^-- but you only saw that once.

Main girl was just annoying and predictable.

Reason Three: The main girl didn't really promise him anything.

She kept saying “We aren’t dating.” And blah blah blah. But some how even though she told them that they weren’t boyfriend girlfriend they still were.

It confused the crap outta me.

I mean I get that they did everything like a boyfriend and girlfriend but if someone says “We aren’t dating” then you should take them serious and move on or accept it. And if the person isn’t mature enough to move on then you’re setting yourself up for lots of heartbreak.

Harsh and sad but also true.