Sometimes I wish there were do over years or fast forward days
In the book "Perfect Chemistry" by Simone Elkeles, the protagonist expresses a longing for time to be altered. This desire for a "do-over" or the ability to fast forward through difficult moments reflects a common human wish to escape challenges and revisit past choices. It highlights the complexities of life where decisions often lead to unforeseen consequences.
Elkeles captures the emotional struggles of young adulthood, as characters navigate relationships and personal growth. The theme resonates with many who feel overwhelmed by circumstances and wish for an easier path or a second chance, reinforcing the story's powerful message about embracing both good and bad experiences in life.
