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I loved this comic memoir. Somehow, with the illustrations, it felt more raw. As a cis woman, I can never understand what it‘s like to be trans. One of my closest friends is a trans woman, and I saw so much of her in this book—so many of our conversations were on these pages. These stories, these lives, are so important to uplift. 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈

This collection is full of little, everyday moments where I‘m just like, “YES.” I wonder this every time I encounter a Very Serious Person. Do they not get jokes? What is the inside of their head like? Do they believe in fun? #gaymay

I love Julia‘s heartfelt journal comics! They show snapshots of things she‘s struggling with, positive moments, and humorous situations. She shares a lot about relationship struggles, heartbreak, recovering from heartbreak, and her experiences as a trans woman. #Nonfiction #Comic #JournalComic #LGBTQ #Transgender

Out trans woman Julia Kaye documents six months of her daily life in comic strips. Her emotional support comes from friends and chosen family. She‘s honest about the ups and downs, yet always manages to see the humour in being human. Sweet and uplifting. #trans #queer #LGBT #graphicnovel

It‘s cool to find out in this book what ‘teet yeet complete‘ means in the same week that a member of my extended family had top surgery. 😁🏳️‍🌈

Seeing soft butch women in the media and online makes my heart swell. I see a reflection of part of myself in them I didn‘t realize needed validation. A reminder that there are countless ways to present myself as a woman.
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Got an ARC of this one, a cute and genuinely fun comic, focusing on relationships, romantic, familial and particularly with found family, while also dealing with transitioning, and the dysphoria borne of anxiety and just existing as a trans person.