There is something about it could simply be based on his experience with love, in the sense that he barely received it from his parents and also he was sexaully abused as minor by a celergyman, which ultimately manifested in a twisted reasoning behind how relationships should be treated. Yes, of course, I saw attractive women every- where, but compared to Marian they were just unknown accumulations of organs and limbs. Anonymous is back with the intoxicating, darkly dangerous, and wildly addictive sequel to his New York Times bestselling debut novel Diary of an Oxygen Thief . I do hear a lot of people complain about his writing style, but honestly, if you judge a book on how it's written and not what the words are saying, then you're missing out and you can have fun reading the well structured stuff that isn't anywhere near as good. Anonymous is back with the intoxicating, darkly dangerous, and wildly addictive sequel to his New York Times bestselling debut novel Diary of an Oxygen Thief.

Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page. If there’s a footnote for each new slang that appears, cool, but no, it’s only used once and that just frustrates me a lot since this singular footnote and the not-smooth transitioning assists the narrative in being clinical.

This book isn't for everyone, but if you're into deeply personal and raw literature this one is for you.

With my defenses reduced to rubble around me, I felt it was time to surrender or self-destuct, Or maybe I yearned for the familiarity of unhappiness, choosing self-sabotage over uncertainty, I’d rather fuck it up than not know. After all it is a second and we all know that for most movies, their second parts are rather disappointing, however this book just like the first one did not disappoint. The author seems to think his experiences with online dating are novel; either that, or he's convinced he knows the best way to document the harsh truths of 21st-century dating and relationships. The saddest part in the book is that when he realized that he was finally happy, he wasn't able to accept that he is allowed to be happy and that he was so paranoid waiting for the moment when he realized that he made a mistake, played the part of a fool and got hurt again.I am sure there are many readers out there that had to put down this book because they thought he was "rude" or that his language was "too inappropriate," but those people must live in a bubble of happiness and rainbows because that's not life for 90% of us.

It looks like he might be about to settle down and get married until the very act of going to therapy opens him up to other options. It's a pursuit that quickly becomes a dangerous fixation, often requiring even more creativity and deception than his award-winning ad campaigns. I really enjoyed both of these books, though I don't know who I would recomend them to as they are pretty twisted. Corsair is a diverse list, united under a single strategy: to publish the very best in ambitious and ground-breaking fiction. The writing style of the author makes me feel like I'm having a one on one conversation with him as I'm reading it.When the story starts out, he is seeing a french girl he had met when he had first come to the Us, she has been new to the US as well. This article is written like a personal reflection, personal essay, or argumentative essay that states a Wikipedia editor's personal feelings or presents an original argument about a topic. So the timeline for that also felt off as I am assuming he was in his mid thirties when it was written and now he was in forties, essentially I was confused of the span of this book more than I thought I would be. It's dark ans amusing, I particularly liked the part about Canadian strippers being as I am Canadian and the peelers is always a fun time. If anything I felt more played because I could see how it is a continuation but at the same time not.

This sequel to Diary of an Oxygen Thief is just as dark and sexual, and the narrator just as unlikable. After finishing it i can’t help but think weather I might have fallen a victim to a well maneuvered marketing scheme as well or was it just fate that brought my attention to it. And when fulfilling our desires isn't enough anymore we want to become the object of other's desire.While this is by no means a literary masterpiece by Hemingway or Fitzgerald, it's a disgustingly entertaining piece that chronicles the thoughts and feelings of an ex-alcoholic misogynist who is apathetic to any form of emotional attachment and committed relationship. Yes it's appalling and ridiculously offensive like the first, but the first actually sparked so many conversations and I annotated the everliving daylight out of it. So it honestly led me to wonder how men outside of America act, more than anything because everything came back to him wanting to be in New York.