Bite-Sized Review: Straight Up (2019)

 

We are obsessed with this idea that there is a soulmate out there somewhere who is going to

complete us intellectually, physically and emotionally. But the harsh reality is that not

everybody gets that. Sometimes you have to stop searching and settle for someone who does

one of these things perfectly. Like, it's okay to have an intellectual soulmate with whom you

don't have the greatest sex. Or a physical partner who doesn't read the same authors or watch

the same movies as you do. Sometimes it is okay to settle.

Straight Up doesn't beg for attention. It flows naturally through well written conversations.

There are no big surprises or earth-shaking events. But still, it doesn't fail to instill in you a

vivid, soulful feel.