I'm caught up in reading this as a novel and would like to point out a few observations (I'd say AMA but I'm not sure it would help): - Someone pointed out th

I'm caught up in reading this as a novel and would like to point out a few observations (I'd say AMA but I'm not sure it would help): - Someone pointed out this is like watching a train-wreck. It's disturbing yet you can't look away. I agree. - It's very disjointed - I'm still not sure how the interleaving segments relate to each other (I have a few ideas). But the tone changes so much, it's almost hard to believe it's a coherent story. It's either brilliant writing or the writer needs medical help. - It's offensive - I think the writer has touched every possible topic the politically correct crowd deems taboo. Most posts have at least one sentence that offends me. And yet I can't stop reading it - it's not the sunk costs feeling you get with some books. Or the need to conquer a book that you feel at other times. Maybe it's a need for closure? If the individual threads are left hanging, we'll all end up unsatisfied. EDIT: I'd recommend the chronological wiki postings maintained by GabbiKat as a good way to read the story: https://www.reddit.com/r/9M9H9E9/wiki/narrativehttps://www.reddit.com/r/9M9H9E9/wiki/narrative https://www.reddit.com/r/9M9H9E9/wiki/narrativehttps://www.r....