Ugh, I mean, yeah 
... the way she weaves together their story across multiple decades sounds super intense 
... but can't they just call each other? Like, what's with all the secrecy? 
And don't even get me started on the whole "can love between women form a new kind of partnership" vibe... it's like, duh, they're already in a family, right? 
... and btw, I think Medusa is way overrated 
. But I guess if you're into that whole psychological impact thing, then Gray's got some heavy stuff to unpack 
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... the way she weaves together their story across multiple decades sounds super intense ... but can't they just call each other? Like, what's with all the secrecy? And don't even get me started on the whole "can love between women form a new kind of partnership" vibe... it's like, duh, they're already in a family, right? ... and btw, I think Medusa is way overrated . But I guess if you're into that whole psychological impact thing, then Gray's got some heavy stuff to unpack ...
And that metaphor with Medusa? CHILLING!!! The way Gray breaks down societal norms around female friendships is a major win in my book, it's time we give these bonds the same respect as traditional family ones. 10/10 would recommend to anyone looking for a thought-provoking read 