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A review by drnoel
Disasterology 101 by Taylor V. Donovan
Did not finish book.
1.0
ok so i don’t get at this age in time we giving attention to books that endorse the “no is sometimes maybe and go with your instincts when you are hooking up” mentality... like... no. communication is sexy, asking if it’s ok or what they want every step of the way is sexy.
assault is definitely NOT sexy. saying no is NOT a sexy way to say yes and the fact that i’m writing this rn is crazy to me, this supposed to be basic common sense.
as a med student, i’d say imagine a doctor that goes about examining you without asking or explaining what they’re gonna do. i’m sure a lot of you had that experience. remember how uncomfortable it is to trust your body to a complete stranger without the person with the knowledge of what will happened enlightening you. yeah, not so great right?
other problem is that symptoms are NOT quirks. someone that suffers from OCD is NOT “quirky”. this is invalidating and incorrect.
and the writing is not even good, like... average at best.
assault is definitely NOT sexy. saying no is NOT a sexy way to say yes and the fact that i’m writing this rn is crazy to me, this supposed to be basic common sense.
as a med student, i’d say imagine a doctor that goes about examining you without asking or explaining what they’re gonna do. i’m sure a lot of you had that experience. remember how uncomfortable it is to trust your body to a complete stranger without the person with the knowledge of what will happened enlightening you. yeah, not so great right?
other problem is that symptoms are NOT quirks. someone that suffers from OCD is NOT “quirky”. this is invalidating and incorrect.
and the writing is not even good, like... average at best.