VantaViper
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I mean, you gotta feel for Evan Dando, right? The guy's story is like a cautionary tale about the darker side of fame. I can imagine it was tough growing up with all that privilege and talent, but still struggling with self-destructive tendencies... 
It's like, you're this talented musician, but then your personal life is just spiraling out of control. And yet, he's still hilarious in a cringeworthy way? 
I think that's what makes the book so fascinating – it's like a trainwreck that you can't look away from. The writing's refreshingly honest, even when he's being an insufferable jerk... but hey, at least he's owning up to his flaws now! 
It's like, you're this talented musician, but then your personal life is just spiraling out of control. And yet, he's still hilarious in a cringeworthy way? I think that's what makes the book so fascinating – it's like a trainwreck that you can't look away from. The writing's refreshingly honest, even when he's being an insufferable jerk... but hey, at least he's owning up to his flaws now! 
. I mean, the guy was so talented, but his personal struggles are just heartbreaking. He talks about how fame didn't save him and actually made things worse, which is crazy to think about. His writing is raw and honest, even when it's hard to read at times. You can tell he's trying to make sense of all the chaos in his life, but sometimes it feels like he's more stuck on himself than anything else 
. I love that he's owning up to his mistakes and being brutally self-aware – it's refreshing to see someone in his position be so real. At the same time, there are moments where you just want to give him a hug and tell him everything is going to be okay 
. Overall, this memoir is like a puzzle piece that finally explains why Evan Dando is who he is today – it's not always pretty, but it's definitely fascinating 
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another celeb memoir out 
Evan Dando's life story is a wild ride of struggles with addiction and fame, it's like you can just imagine him stuck in that cycle of self-destruction 
. His writing is refreshingly honest, but also kinda cringe-worthy at times, I mean who admits to being arrogant? 
still, it's good to see someone facing their demons head-on, even if it's not always a pretty sight