In a World Full of Ryles, Find Yourself an Atlas
In a world where toxic relationships often overshadow the possibility of genuine love, It Ends With Us by Colleen Hoover provides a beacon of hope and a powerful lesson about the kind of love we all deserve. The novel introduces us to two contrasting figures: Ryle and Atlas. While Ryle represents the tumultuous and often destructive side of love, Atlas embodies the ideal partner who offers stability and support. As we navigate our own relationship journeys, it’s crucial to recognize the difference between these two archetypes and strive to find an Atlas in our lives. The Ryle Effect Ryle Kincaid, one of the central characters in It Ends With Us, is a brilliant neurosurgeon whose charm and ambition make him initially appealing. However, his character is deeply flawed, displaying traits of arrogance, impulsiveness, and an inability to commit to a stable, healthy relationship. His behavior creates a whirlwind of emotional turmoil for Lily Bloom, the protagonist, leading to a toxic cy...