Instruct: Classify a review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: "Too odd for me"

Mary Gaitskill portrays most of the women in her stories as derranged, freakish, and monsterish. Each of her main characters have some sort of hidden anger, which have underlying themes of sex obsession. "Because they wanted to" seems to be some strange, creative release to Gaitskill, telling so intricately about everyday accounts, or rather of harsh 'subburban cruelties' that one would not think to find worth reading in a story, much less a book of stories. Gaitskill uses too many extraordinary words that throw off the rhythem of normal, everyday language she gives to her characters. This book is not worth anybody's time or money.