I enjoyed Sittenfeld's writing style and could very much relate with Lee and her incessant overanalysis and worry about fitting in, I'm just not sure I want to revisit my teen angst at this point in my life. Sittenfeld did such a good job creating a world in which I could immerse myself, but that world was just a little too close to home for my comfort. (Not that I went to a prep school, but the issues are fairly universal, I think.) 
 I found the "sexy stuff" to be tastefully and honestly written, but I must admit to feeling a bit squirmy when I remembered the participants were teenagers. I think if they'd been college students I may have felt more comfortable about it. But then, maybe I'm just a prude. I may have felt differently if I had read this before I became a mother.