DNF.. This is the 2nd book by this author that I could not finish. Thought maybe the first was a fluke, but nope, the misogyny was alive and well in this one too. The main female character is 'the one' because she's the only female in the whole college apparently who isn't needy/a gold digger/wanting the attention and prestige of dating the 'hottest guy on campus'/looking for her Mrs. Degree. Seriously, she is differentiated from all the other women because she is 'fun' and chill. He's not a playboy, he simply dates women for a week or two then ghosts them/treats them like shit when he realizes that they're not 'the one' because, you know, that's the only want to make those clingy bitches get a hint. Everything about this book and the author's treatment of women makes me angry.