"Bitter, my whole body, my whole insides, everything about me that my body makes but that isn't of my body—thoughts feelings personality—bitter for having to live in my shitty body, and my body dittoing the sentiment back to its master. Better to be inside forever."

I didn't really relate to the story—perhaps because it describes and criticizes what working in corporate feels like. But at the same time, I had a slight connection with Millie, especially with how she sees and contemplates her actions and her life itself. This book is also relatable in a way that the observations that the protagonist makes on everything around her are realistic; and is something that a person also observes in real life.