Well this was quite the awkward read. I am, admittedly, a super awkward human being. People tell me how awkward I am, how uncomfortable I seem sometimes, confused by how I react to things. So I get awkward, it's familiar. This book was so awkward it made me uncomfortable. I thought the premise of this book was interesting- why have all of my relationships/not really relationships not worked and what was the common thread. I thought this was well written and the graphs included where a nice touch. My issue, and why this was only 3 stars and not 4 stars, was I kept thinking "NO WAY, he can't be that oblivious, can he?!" I couldn't understand how someone gets to 25 and doesn't realize he has to announce his crushes, it just felt unreal. Maybe the conservative religious upbringing changed things (and possibly why I can't relate more) but I just couldn't believe someone could really be that blind to how life works. I get not saying how you feel because it's uncomfortable or you're shy (again, I live this life), but he didn't see that- or at least that's how its portrayed. Overall, I liked the book, it was a fun read and quick to get through but seemed rather unrealistic and very uncomfortable at points.