A very intense story that, with great sensitivity, conveys emotion, tenderness, and also the fragility of a bond born in a virtual context but lived with real feelings. The text is a lucid and disenchanted analysis of how social media deform love, relationships, and our perception of others. Erika, the protagonist, has an authentic, reflective, and critical voice, capable of alternating between personal introspection and social observation, so that this diary becomes almost like a narrative essay. This book powerfully conveys a journey of awareness, disillusionment, and rebirth. It almost feels like an interior monologue, or a fragment of a narrative diary in which a woman reflects on a toxic relationship — a bond where manipulation, control, and selfishness have replaced genuine love.