LOVELESS BY ALICE OSEMAN

 LOVELESS BY ALICE OSEMAN 13/7/22


This book was amazing. It describes perfectly (in my experience anyway) how it feels to not only discover asexuality/ aromantic’s have a name, but how it feels to be part of this community. There’s a lot of figuring out of what you want and it’s an odd journey to say the least but I think totally worth it once you’ve figured it out.

It’s an interesting story of self-discovery during the beginnings of university which I personally can’t relate to, but the pressure of dating has always been prevalent in high school/sixth form culture. The way the author describes how Georgia wants a relationship in her life but without any affection but also not actually having the feelings is such a complex feeling. I think if you didn’t feel those feelings yourself, you wouldn’t understand it, but as someone who  understands part of it, I am so appreciative of this story spreading more light on asexuality, as it’s not often talked about.



Happy reading!

Lotte :) xxx

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