Not for the faint of heart.
That said, I would regret it now if I had decided not to read this title for that sole reason. The characters seem more real, as in the decisions that they need to make. Only when you read from the third perspective would you be able to judge the characters critically, and find flaw in what you see, as that might even be the very intention of the artist. If the artist wanted to make characters that were super perceptive and aware, it could be done. But I think it wouldn't feel as real, and it wouldn't say quite the same things as it does now, as it is.