she saw Eric treating her differently, acting out, or pushing her away, and she can’t help but take it personally. So while the book doesn’t minimize the real challenges presented by loving someone with a mental illness, that whole-person perspective was never lost. My only challenge as an author was to let the reader see him and come to know him with the depth and empathy that Cady does. That the book encourages us to afford all people struggling with mental illness with similar compassion and context is a happy after-effect.T.V.: days, and honestly, we’re ready for them to take their sister dance routines on the road. Is a Ziegler sister dance tour in their future? We hope so.ContentView Iframe URLContentView Iframe URLLet us slide into your DMs.Sign up for theTeen Voguedaily emailWant more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out: Patrick admits that after encountering more and more thirst traps, he thought he might as well join in. The people interviewed for this story all shared several key motivations for posting thotty photos of themselves or being thirstier than ever in comments. Some are joining the trend of everyone else doing it, while others find a sense of control by posting a thirst trap. Moreover, there’s the incentive of getting attention from people during this time of decreased interaction due to social distancing and/or sheer boredom. to discover that you're a whole new person — and that the world around you is different, too.