What's the point?
Suzanne Schlosberg never comes right out and says why she went over 1,000 days without sex. Was it because she was too picky? Was it because she just didn't miss sex enough to seek it out? The reader is left to wonder about this and other issues that Schlosberg raises and then never adequately addresses in this memoir.

After I finished the book, I started thinking that she kept the Streak alive just to see how long she could keep it going. And who is actually proud of something like the 1,000+ days long Streak, anyway?

This memoir is good enough that I wasn't bored reading it, but I wish it had a little more substance. ( )

I asked for this book for christmas thinking it would be a funny and maybe slightly inspiring account of the authors story. Instead I read about a woman who seemed to have commitment issues(I have never had a three year relationship where I haven't yet said I love you. I think most people without issues haven't.), who seemed to be very picky, and who overall just seemed a little sad. Also, the "epiphany" she has at the end of the book is not uplifting in any way, or even funny. It is just depressing. I would stay away from this book if you are in the mood to laugh. ( )

Very very funny! I laughed at almost every page. ( )