Noah is the heir to a banking fortune, an Andover boy from Philadelphia’s Main Line who is such a brat that when Harvard told him he had to take time off before entering as a freshman, he actually hired a consultant to plan the year for him. He does so much coke that I have started to wonder how he will look with a third nostril. I don’t really like him much, but for some reason I will do anything to get him to like me, an impossible task, because he just doesn’t. I keep thinking that if I could only win Noah’s love, I would finally feel as if I’ve actually arrived at Harvard, appended myself to someone so integral to the place, so at home here, so at home on this earth and in his own skin in a way that I will never be, that the minefields in my head would stop exploding at long last. ― Elizabeth Wurtzel, Prozac Nation

Noah is the heir to a banking fortune, an Andover boy from Philadelphia’s Main Line who is such a brat that when Harvard told him he had to take time off before entering as a freshman, he actually hired a consultant to plan the year for him. He does so much coke that I have started to wonder how he will look with a third nostril. I don’t really like him much, but for some reason I will do anything to get him to like me, an impossible task, because he just doesn’t. I keep thinking that if I could only win Noah’s love, I would finally feel as if I’ve actually arrived at Harvard, appended myself to someone so integral to the place, so at home here, so at home on this earth and in his own skin in a way that I will never be, that the minefields in my head would stop exploding at long last.
― Elizabeth Wurtzel,

Prozac Nation

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