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 - Okay, review time, I guess. 
 I'm not completely sure what to say and I believe I'm going to end up making no sense, but here it goes. 
 I did not enjoy this book, I thought it was okay at first (which is why the two stars) but I didn't finish it in the traditional sense (I skimmed through the remainder of the book) and I have no plans to fully complete it. I felt like the author tried to fit so many problems and issues into the one story that I didn't know what was going on. 
 I seriously did not like the fact that the author chose not to use the word 'bisexual' even as a "Oh maybe I'm bisexual", like, allowed the character to just bring it up as a possibility. Not a definite but a possibility. Representation is bad for bisexuals and it's especially bad when it's pretty damn obvious but the word is not brought up and is allowed to be speculative. 
 I also didn't like the fact that the author has made him cheat. That he's bisexual and cheated. That's just making bisexuals look bad. Being bisexual doesn't mean you'll automatically cheat. The author passed at a great chance to make it a healthy open or poly relationship. Or at a "exploration of sexuality". The main character didn't have to cheat, didn't have to date either of them, could have just had fun, made it known that he just wanted to be single and explore. Nothing wrong with that. 
 Bisexuals get a lot of crap, even within the LGBT+ community and they don't deserve that. They deserve good representation, they deserve a good view and they deserve to be themselves. 
 If anyone has a better book with a bisexual character in it, please feel free to recommend it, thank you in advance.