Straight Talking
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Please don’t judge me. Not yet, not before I try to explain, try to justify what I did, try to find the mitigating circumstances.
Do you remember a while ago I told you about women who are stupid? Women who don’t recognize a good thing when they’ve got it? Women who screw it up?
And cast your mind back to when we first met. I told you that some women put up with terrible relationships because they don’t think they deserve any better. These same women, when they find a good relationship, screw it... up because they don’t think they deserve it.
Am I one of these women? Oh God, have I screwed up what could have been the best relationship of my life? Or was it the best? Was it just average? Could it only ever be just average because Adam never makes me feel the way that Andrew, in the space of probably ten minutes, just made me feel.
Andrew leaves. I practically push him out the door and neither of us says a word to one another as he walks out. Then just as he walks through the door he turns to me and says softly, “I’m sorry.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Please don’t judge me. Not yet, not before I try to explain, try to justify what I did, try to find the mitigating circumstances.
Do you remember a while ago I told you about women who are stupid? Women who don’t recognize a good thing when they’ve got it? Women who screw it up?
And cast your mind back to when we first met. I told you that some women put up with terrible relationships because they don’t think they deserve any better. These same women, when they find a good relationship, screw it... up because they don’t think they deserve it.
Am I one of these women? Oh God, have I screwed up what could have been the best relationship of my life? Or was it the best? Was it just average? Could it only ever be just average because Adam never makes me feel the way that Andrew, in the space of probably ten minutes, just made me feel.
Andrew leaves. I practically push him out the door and neither of us says a word to one another as he walks out. Then just as he walks through the door he turns to me and says softly, “I’m sorry.”
What to read after Straight Talking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Green to read onlineMoreLess
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