Summary of Jen Winston's Greedy

Everest Media

Description

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 There was one high point of my pandemic that I won’t mention to my kids: a tweet by @thecherryghoul that said bisexuals would be 20 minutes into a movie and would Google the cast of a movie, which shook me to my core.
#2 Bi culture is everything, which means it is nothing. It is easy to look at bi culture and renounce it as stupid, beneath you, or devoid of cultural significance. But the fact is that millions of people are out there videotaping their reactions to 2 Girls 1 Cup.
#3 I was extremely focused on dating men during my college years, and when I finally did fall in love, I broke up with my boyfriend due to wanting different things. I thought I could finally date women, but I was afraid of how people would react if I came out as bi.
#4 Coming out is supposed to be rewarding, but for bi people, it can be extremely difficult to find other bi people to come out with. This can lead to feelings of isolation, which can be even more difficult to overcome.

Sujets

• Sexualité
• sexualité
• Sexualité
• Biography
• General officer
• General
• Autobiography

Informations

• Publié par: Everest Media LLC
• Date de parution: 31 juillet 2022
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9798822552432
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 1 Mo

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Insights on Jen Winston's Greedy
Contents Insights from Chapter 1 Insights from Chapter 2 Insights from Chapter 3 Insights from Chapter 4
Insights from Chapter 1

#1

There was one high point of my pandemic that I won’t mention to my kids: a tweet by @thecherryghoul that said bisexuals would be 20 minutes into a movie and would Google the cast of a movie, which shook me to my core.

#2

Bi culture is everything, which means it is nothing. It is easy to look at bi culture and renounce it as stupid, beneath you, or devoid of cultural significance. But the fact is that millions of people are out there videotaping their reactions to 2 Girls 1 Cup.

#3

I was extremely focused on dating men during my college years, and when I finally did fall in love, I broke up with my boyfriend due to wanting different things. I thought I could finally date women, but I was afraid of how people would react if I came out as bi.

#4

Coming out is supposed to be rewarding, but for bi people, it can be extremely difficult to find other bi people to come out with. This can lead to feelings of isolation, which can be even more difficult to overcome.

#5

Bi culture exists only in meme form, as there is little to no representation of bi people in real life or in the media.

#6

Bi culture is made up of random nouns, and it doesn’t have any significance unless bisexual people can make it meaningful to us. It depends on whether bisexual people can make it meaningful to us.

#7

In 2004, I smoked my first joint with two of my best friends, Laney and Becca, at Laney’s house in Indiana. We were going to high school the next morning, so we wanted to look like serious students who had snuck out on a whim.

#8

I was the last to arrive. My four best friends were already upstairs, doing their makeup and waiting for the adults to go to sleep. I sat on Laney’s tie-dye comforter and picked at my cuticles, trying not to seem as anxious as I was.

#9

I craved popularity in seventh grade, and I figured weed would help me fit in with the cool kids. I didn’t realize that the media had created a cool girl ideal that didn’t include me.

#10

The five of us smoked weed, and it was clear that Sloane was the boss. She had the power because no one would walk forward until she said the word.

#11

The shed was long and narrow, with two couches against opposite walls. It didn’t feel right, but at least it was free. I realized I’d never heard Bob Marley’s music before.

#12

The first time you smoke pot, it doesn’t always get you high. You have to know what to expect in order to get there.

#13

I was invited to a smoke session with the boys, and while I didn’t like the smell, the experience was interesting. I passed the pipe to my left, and when we took a hit, I was shocked by how much air came out.

#14

We were excited to try and sneak out and do something bad, but we were also excited to be doing something bad. We felt a rush of empowerment that stemmed from our ignorance about the way the world worked.

#15

Femme-affective homoinfatuation disorder is when a person is in love with a woman, but the symptoms are typically female platonic jealousy. It is most common in bisexuals and lesbians, but may also occur in other multisexuals or individuals who don’t like labels.

#16

The study follows an edge case, a Patient who believes she is experiencing MGC as a result of contact with Stimuli. The objective is to determine if Jen’s self-diagnosis is correct, or if this is classic BGC.

#17

Jen’s jealousy metastasizes when she sees Sloane spending time with her Observation Supervisor, a woman named Mom. She begins binge eating and sneaking to the bathroom to throw up, relieved to have something she can control.