Dead Fine (Dead Girls #1)

by Emma Smith

You don't know how much I lie.

unreliable narrator hellooooo

not really as dramatic as it sounds. It seemed it at the time, though. The body, a lump of flesh, a murdered clump of cells. Blood, and bleach, and body bags

crying????? girly pop this IS dramatic

We should've been long past the stage of butterflies, but Owen's bare skin against mine still sent shivers down my spine, made my fingertips tingle, toes curl.

girl you should never lose this??? if you lose this it means you don’t feel a thing anymore for him or at least you feel less love

Or is it dangerous, toxic?

i think it depends on how you react/live after you break up with your lover. If you can live a normal life without them, meet other people, care for yourself, see yourself as a one self and not a “two self” anymore, then it’s okay and your former relationship is just a life moment, a life experience. But if you can’t live a normal life without comparing everything to this former relationship, then it’s toxic because it means this relationship shaped your mind, hence why it’s good to experience different things early on and to have different lovers while still younger, because later you have plenty of time to settle down and it’s not during your studies that you’ll grow a real proper family