As per usual, the platonic friendships in this book gave me life. The characters all felt like real people with depth and even when they started to annoy you, it was never because it seemed unbelievable, but because you could probably pinpoint someone in your life that behaved similarly. Loved following Georgia on her journey to accepting her sexuality and honestly could be used as a really solid resource in explaining aromanticism and asexuality to people that are struggling with understanding these identities.