It turns out that Cole, aka the manwhore, is traumatized with some family stuff and is afraid of commitment. So he rejects her offer because he don't want to lose their friendship. But when I tell Cole my request, his reaction is not what I expect. He’s furious and over-the-top protective. He won’t touch me, but apparently no one else can either? It doesn’t make any sense. Travel and tell no one, live a true love story and tell no one, live happily and tell no one, people ruin beautiful things. we have Whitney (h) who cheated on Mark (H) 15 years ago with her childhood crush. Mark has not been able to forgive her since then and has revenge-cheated on her for 15 years since she confessed the affair to him. Whitney has finally had enough and wants a divorce. The h seems a bit prim and proper; doesn't come across as if her life is falling apart, but we don't see things from her pov in Purity so that doesn't count for much

Literally. Now you just have to prepare yourself for all the harassment you’re going to get from frat guys.” But nevertheless I love these purity culture books, because they make one realize how much something like that can affect your personal perception of shame of course he doesn’t love her. He never did. And one thing the author understands: this was not about love but about dominance. His wife is his possession and he, little worthless man that he is, needs her to feel himself powerful.

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Apparently he started cheating because she did once and confessed to him. They were married for over 20 years, and he says he loved the h.😂 It pisses me off that after he told her that, she was only thinking like "oh, I'm sure I'm going to make him change his mind and want to be with me".

I just cannot read books where H becomes sappy, beta man who is fine that the girl he loves dates other men ( she implied What if.. after leaving him). I know people are different and reactions, values and morals varies in culture, countries and in people general but I personally want to read about man who says I can give you time but we will end up together and I will beat up any man who you plan to date. I understand that for this main chracter, she needed to rebel and go outside the scope of her usual life. I understand that, and I can respect that. My issue is that she forced herself to do things that she didn't necessarily seem comfortable with, and I'm not sure I like the message that sends. But, I digress. My issue had nothing to do with her purity contract and her commentary on purity culture. I appreciated the refreshing honesty that purity culture IS toxic. Revenge Cake” is the first novel in the “Toxic Love” series and was released in 2020. Logan Henderson is a gorgeous player that gets any woman he wants. He is determined to win Leilani right from the moment that he lays his eyes on her, however she is not so sure about him. After many months of slowly wearing her down, she agrees to a relationship finally. Then it all changes. Basically she is a Christian girl who realizes that she need a change in the way she is livin her live. So far fine. So she make a to do list with impure things se wants to do within 3 months.

It’s time to move on and start living my life. This summer, I’m going to ask him to take my V-card with no strings attached. I understand that her character was supposed to find herself, and grow- but I just didn't care enough about her? I couldn't relate to her, and just disliked the majority of her interactions with everyone. Okay, that makes this book sound like a tough hang, and it's not at all. My loves, Purity is so much fun!! It's full of some of my favorite tropes: Don’t do this. I’m begging you.” The words are broken and stuttered. “No, no, no. You can’t… I won’t…”