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3.72 AVERAGE
3.72 AVERAGE
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This is juicy fun but not very well written. I can’t believe I kept reading past “Michelin star pussy juice”. And it’s not good sex writing either - “I can feel the imprint of his hands on my arse like I’m a Wagyu cow and he’s my keeper”… vom. Not to anti-slut shame but there’s actually not that much sex in this. Also she shags zero of her coworkers so this is just not realistically reflecting hospitality. Lol.
Also, given the author disguised her identity I’m surprised she didn’t also disguise what a great stonko posho she is: the unchecked privilege is the most overpowering ingredient here.
Finally, why is there a whole chapter dedicated to queerbaiting? Knowing you are straight, going to a gay bar on mission to snog a girl, then deciding you’d rather have a kebab than sex with a woman = URGH. Fuck off out of queer spaces, wanna-bi! Your straight ass belongs in Tonight Josephine.
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I absolutely ripped through this book. At times, Slutty Cheff’s storytelling made me completely forgot this was a memoir and not a novel. She has really great and detailed ways of describing thoughts and experiences that really make this a page turner. Even the most detailed kitchen passages keep you moving. Her passion really comes though, and I just enjoy listening to/reading about what people are really passionate about.
Be ready for lots of intrusive thoughts about lustful entanglements, as well as intrusive thoughts of food while with said entanglements.
Be ready for lots of intrusive thoughts about lustful entanglements, as well as intrusive thoughts of food while with said entanglements.
Content Warnings
Moderate: Drug abuse, Drug use, Panic attacks/disorders, Sexism, Toxic relationship, Alcohol
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Food, SEX (lots of it) and mental health. This was something different for me and I enjoyed it. The author is anonymous and in London.
Being a chef or working for a restaurant is not for the weak. She shares how much she loves it but also how hard the life is.
Being a chef or working for a restaurant is not for the weak. She shares how much she loves it but also how hard the life is.