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Slags
by
Emma Jane Unsworth4,879 ratings, 3.49 average rating, 572 reviews
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“It made Sarah think of 2001: A Space Odyssey. Hal, the computer that went rogue. She was fearful of robots thanks to Hal. She always said thank you to Siri. And Alexa.”
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“Boomer parents told their X-er and millennial daughters they could do it all, but they forgot to tell their sons to pull their weight as fathers. So you have all these burnt-out women. Fucked. Furious at their husbands. And their husbands have no idea why. They’re fucking outraged, too. They weren’t prepared for this. And THAT is why I have these fucking haemorrhoids.”
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“Sarah thought: it didn’t matter who you fell in love with. What mattered was how you sold the inevitably disappointing resulting situation to yourself. That was real adult life.”
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“Got kids?’ Now Sarah had dealt with this frankly fucking insanely impolite question in various ways. I had a miscarriage this morning. I suffered early menopause. I have cancer of the womb. I had a baby once but I killed it, and prison was super boring – so I won’t be doing THAT again! Anything to shame them into considering their words and realising that this is a very personal, potentially pain-triggering question that you should under no circumstances ask a stranger.”
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“The 90s were beautiful, though. The freedom. We memorised phone numbers. We memorised directions. No one knew what we looked like. No one knew our reasons. No one could reach us. We were gods – and we didn’t know it.”
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