Chameleon in a Candy Store: Volume 2 (Oxygen Thief Diaries)

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It's reliving a moment in your life when you wanted to escape the silence so you try to fall in love with someone as desperate to get out the drowning void of loneliness. It looks like he might be about to settle down and get married until the very act of going to therapy opens him up to other options. The feelings and emotions so raw you could see through the fantasized version of a perfect relationship. There is something about it could simply be based on his experience with love, in the sense that he barely received it from his parents and also he was sexaully abused as minor by a celergyman, which ultimately manifested in a twisted reasoning behind how relationships should be treated.

This sequel to Diary of an Oxygen Thief is just as dark and sexual, and the narrator just as unlikable. What do we exactly look for when we scroll trough the millions of people who'd like to chat with us? So it honestly led me to wonder how men outside of America act, more than anything because everything came back to him wanting to be in New York.If people hated the first book because of graphic nature, then this one definitely took the cake between both works. Broken people learn how to keep the peace at the expense of our own needs, We merged into any given situation. Nevertheless, the overall writing in this book has improved, though I prefer the one in Diary of an Oxygen Thief since a coherent and detectable plot line exists there. There is more that could be unpacked with the problems but that requires a more literary-tuned person compared to a casual reader.

I've always found it difficult for me to get into a good book that I can relate to in some sort of way. The saddest part in the book is that when he realized that he was finally happy, he wasn't able to accept that he is allowed to be happy and that he was so paranoid waiting for the moment when he realized that he made a mistake, played the part of a fool and got hurt again. The narrator is now in an exclusive relationship with the French girl mentioned at the end of the previous book.While the first in this series, 'Diary of an Oxygen Thief', seemed somewhat Bukowski-esque to me (in the way women are portrayed, criticized, sexualized, etc), this book just seems like a lame ploy for the author to make more money. If you've never dealt with the situations written about, or you aren't a little depraved yourself, it could seem shocking and uncomfortable. The methods to gain access to women's bodies which require deception and dishonesty are not secrets, they are tiresome and destructive. This time he delves into the life of online dating, and whilst he can be quite abhorrent about his attitude to women, some of his words carry the element of uncomfortable truth. Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page.