![]() ![]() I simply couldn't help laughing when his mom's pimp treated me to six utterances of, "You are one fucked-up bitch." In a row.Īfter the prologue, we're right back in Anastasia's head (it's a good thing there's room for us in there). We begin with a prologue of Christian Grey having a night terror regarding a childhood memory. My reaction to that sentence was a snort of laughter. I'll be using more source material this time around (but don't worry, there will still be gifs). Now, the first installment in this series made me so angry, I could barely write a coherent review. No matter, it's still bad, and I'm still going to have a hell of a lot of fun writing about it. Or maybe I've built up a bit of an immunity. ![]() Don't get me wrong, it was still awful, but the rage-inducing badness of the first wasn't quite as powerful here. Unfortunately (for me), Fifty Shades Darker wasn't quite as bad as as its predecessor. Plus, I had a few people tell me they couldn't wait for my reviews of the second and third Fifty books. Reading books this awful actually brings a certain amount of joy into my life. ![]() Why, for the fun factor, of course! Bad writing tends to make me giddy because I'm much better at being a horribly judgmental person critic than I am at.well, most anything else. Why, you ask? Why, when I so thoroughly despised Fifty Shades of Grey, would I do this to myself? ![]()
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