Wasn't she the pioneer of attention whoring?

nope
attention whoring precedes the dawn of humanity

>>9682470
Never got that vibe aside from the fit she threw with the random dude over in Europe. Besides she goes on in the epilogue to point out how we've gone too far with Prozac, and people need to get over it to a degree.

>>9682492
I don't know about that. We'll never reach the sheer level of the 50s.

I think that would go to lord byron
Or one of the faggots in platos crew.

>not Helen

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>In early 2013 Wurtzel published a New York Magazine article lamenting the unconventional choices she had made in life, including heroin use and spending much of a lucrative publisher advance on a costly Birkin bag and her failure to marry, form a family, buy a house, save money or invest for retirement. "At long last, I had found myself vulnerable to the worst of New York City, because at 44 my life was not so different from the way it was at 24," she wrote.

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You misspelled Grushenka

>>9682760
>it's a slut discovers the party is over episode

I am sure she had men ready to provide sex and money for her even after 40.