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"One of my favorite books of all time is Evelyn Hugo Seven Husbands. I didn't like it as first just I was a little bit bored by it. Like I wasn't fully there, not fully understanding it. But then I got more into it. I was obsessed with it. Just the way it was written in the interview format. And then like all the trauma that happened with all her different husbands. And then like the queer undertones. Everything. Well, I used overtones."
"One of my favorite books of all time is Evelyn Hugo Seven Husbands. I didn't like it as first just I was a little bit bored by it. Like I wasn't fully there, not fully understanding it. But then I got more into it. I was obsessed with it. Just the way it was written in the interview format. And then like all the trauma that happened with all her different husbands. And then like the queer undertones. Everything. Well, I used overtones."
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"One of my favorite books of all time is Evelyn Hugo Seven Husbands. I didn't like it as first just I was a little bit bored by it. Like I wasn't fully there, not fully understanding it. But then I got more into it. I was obsessed with it. Just the way it was written in the interview format. And then like all the trauma that happened with all her different husbands. And then like the queer undertones. Everything. Well, I used overtones."
"One of my favorite books of all time is Evelyn Hugo Seven Husbands. I didn't like it as first just I was a little bit bored by it. Like I wasn't fully there, not fully understanding it. But then I got more into it. I was obsessed with it. Just the way it was written in the interview format. And then like all the trauma that happened with all her different husbands. And then like the queer undertones. Everything. Well, I used overtones."