Title: Blah blah blah
Product review: I enjoyed Prozac Nation, and thought it would be interesting to see where our Elizabeth ended up. I was curious to find out about her "major depression" and story of recovery. However, I realized sometime through the book that our author sounded like she quite possibly has Borderline Personality Disorder (I have a parent who is), and upon researching-- it was confirmed.As I got further into the book, my dislike for the protagonist grew.Finally I was disgusted by her behavior and more so, attitude, and after mulling it over for a couple days, stopped reading.I read a lot of memoirs, and like gritty, dark, HUMAN Stories where someone overcomes hardship and triumphs.This was just the long-winded ramblings of an overgrown adolescent, a spoiled and narcissistic woman, full of misery and complaints-- and self-created hardships, stuck on repeat. Shameful to admit, I stopped Caring what happened to her!Like nails on the chalkboard, so are the days of Elizabeth Wurtzel's life.
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