Andi Dorfman - The Bachelorette 10 - Discussion - #7

Oh my, please tell me she sells it as a fiction?!

I think this genre might be horror.

These stories sound like they are either madeup or heavily exaggerated. And I honestly don't know which is worse - if they're true or if the embellished them to come across as 'cool' and 'edgy'. She has NO talent as a writer, I don't know what she's thinking. If she has children one day, how are they going to feel about these 'books'?

Credit: @Chris Harrison

chrisbharrison @andi_dorfman I’m gonna need more wine to read this my friend. #SingleStateOfMind is out...Congratulations!

He's probably a tad worried he might make it into the book.

Just sad. Maybe she is listening to some very bad advisors (the publisher and publicist?) who are likely telling her how open, honest, fresh, and liberated she is, but they are probably secretly mocking her stupidity as they make money off her horrific narcissistic ramblings. imo.

There's a demographic for all lifestyles. Apparently Andi's "advisors" understand that demographic and want to $$$$ in on it JMO

I would be curious to know the number of books she sold from her first book. I guess I could sneak into the pods behind her parents' home and start counting.

Everything with her is always so exaggerated for the sake of drama. IMO. She lives on it. I'm sure she will have those fans who praise her, and tell her how wonderful she is - though I can't for the life of me figure out why if they even have one brain cell in their head.

Mustang19 wrote:Everything with her is always so exaggerated for the sake of drama. IMO. She lives on it. I'm sure she will have those fans who praise her, and tell her how wonderful she is - though I can't for the life of me figure out why if they even have one brain cell in their head.

Well, the Kardshians are still on the air. Enough said.

My goodess she is disgusting...such crass

Okay, I hate to confess this, but I read the book yesterday. Here are my thoughts: First she wasn't as bitter and angry and juvinile as in the first book. Otherwise, she hasn't changed much. She wants to be Carrie Bradshaw so badly. Over and over she used two common Sex and the City phrases "and just like that" and "I couldn't help but wonder." She also named a guy she was dating "Mr. Exotic" (aks "Mr. Big" in SATC). She repeatedly lets men fly her places to meet them, and these are guys she knows only via facetiming or texting or barely met them. It seems really risky to me. She owns up to her non stop drinking and picking up men. She doesn't appear to have grown up or learned much since her last book. She judges men in the most superficial ways and then complains when she is judged for being on reality tv. For example, she wouldn't talk to a man wearing a Trump hat. She swiped whichever direction deletes guys on a dating app because his name was Lars, saying "who names a baby Lars." Uh,maybe someone of a different culture/ethnicity? She said that she couldn't imagine introducing a man named Lars to her father (whose name by the way is Hy). She really does remind me of a teenager and there is an undercurrent of sadness also. She felt bad for being at a Bachelor wedding, I assume Jade and Tanner's where she was alone with an empty chair next to her. I hope if she really wants to change or have the marriage/kids that she says she wants that she finds some therapy. I will report back if I think of anything else. Did anyone else read it?