This New Yorker thing reminded me of the book that changed my life aka the book my Mom put on the windowsill when I was 10 after she tried to give it to me and I ran away screaming then spent every second she was out of the house reading on the floor behind my bed, FREAKING OUT, devising an elaborate escape plan should anyone ever try to trick me into going to a gynecologist.
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thelyingdays said:
so similar to my own experience, down to hiding out and reading on the floor and being totally mortified
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locomotivehootenanny said:
I think I would’ve rather had this book than had my mom sitting outside my bathroom door guiding me through proper tampon insertion.
noraleah said:
i’ve been scratching my head all day trying to remember the books that sent me in a similar tizzy…. this one’s great, tho. love the title. when i first saw it thought it could be some sorta follow-up/addendum to coming & crying. seriously.
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