so-soI will admit that I learned a lot from this book, and so for that reason I‘m grateful to have listened to it. But I found the trips and frivolous spending a bit much. She lightly touches on her privilege but then gushes about all of the things she‘s getting (mostly for free) that others can‘t even dream of. And when she says things like “people are dying” to get over a material disappointment, I feel her attitude is callous.
pickIt‘s #TransVisibility Day and I listened to the utter delight that is Dylan Mulvaney. She chronicles her time after the Bud Light incident and her journey to become who she was meant to be all along. Dylan came out to her mother at 4 as trans but has only recently transitioned. Her strength and bravery to share her story in order to help others is inspiring. Her upbeat tone and cute stories were entertaining and I could have listened to many more!
Paper Doll: Notes from a Late Bloomer | 
