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This book really captures that awkward, restless feeling of not knowing what to do with yourself, and the whole setup with the gift voucher from Tony’s ex is oddly relatable. I finished it in one sitting and kept thinking about the characters long after.

The way Tony's discomfort with their own body is described feels so raw and real, it made me stop and reflect on my own experiences. I loved how the narrative weaves the absurdity of the sex toy business into a genuine search for connection.

Tony's awkward spiral feels painfully real, especially the bit about the gift card from his ex—the pacing kept me turning pages late into the night. It's a sharp, funny take on feeling lost that doesn't let anyone off the hook, and I finished it in one sitting.