"You can stop swimming now, Lily. We finally reached the shore." 
 Wow! I'm an emotional wreck right now, wow just wow. I have so much to say but I don't know where to start. This book started like a typical romance novel wherein the girl-meets-guy-they-got-cheesy kind of thing but as the story goes on it twisted into something more. I wanted to finish this book so bad at first, but when I'm almost halfway through it, I found myself terrified of what will happen next so I stopped. I stopped because I don't know if I could handle what Lily's been going through, I stopped because I'm afraid that the Ryle I've envisioned as my fictional boyfriend will become a monster. 
 I so proud of miss Colleen Hoover and her mother, I'm so amazed by the fact that letting go for the love of your life is better than to see your kids suffer the repercussions of an abusive marriage. The author's note is what made me want to be like Lily when I grow up. 
 It's easy to judge other's situation when you're on the outside of it but once that person became you, LOL. Fuck every single shit in life. 
 This story is not just a novel made for the entertainment of us readers, it is a book intended to raise awareness against domestic abuse that many women suffer around the world. There's so much left to say and I don't think any word will justify how great this book is. Once again Colleen Hoover did it. 
 PS: Salute for Atlas and Ellen for giving hope to people that's been going through a lot. JUST KEEP SWIMMING!