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i have trouble putting things into words so, i don’t and just recommend things cold w/o description, with that said, if it means anything — i have this downloaded as a pdf on my phone
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i started it back in 2022 and have had to take a few breaks because it’s so sad and i wasn’t always in a place for that! but i finally finished it today and it’s just so beautiful. i love butches, i love leslie feinberg‘s writing and greatly admire hir contributions to the struggle, and i am so so so glad i finally read it
Sep 25, 2024
A v kind (and v hot) human named Mandy gave me this book at a gay bar in Denver when I was but a smol 23-year-old baby queer trying to find my way. While it took me a few tries to finish due to how gut-wrenching it is, I absolutely inhaled it once I decided to commit.
Leslie Feinberg writes with piercing clarity, humanity, and ferocity. Zie/She makes me so proud to be queer, and so, so, so immensely grateful to those in the community who came before me. Whether or not you identify on the LGBTQIA+ spectrum, this is truly a must-read.
Sep 19, 2024
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by eric larocca
so i tend to go for something short when i’m in a slump as it’s less daunting
this isn’t the best book i’ve ever read or anything but it’s a wild ride i couldn’t put it down
Sep 20, 2024
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you think the city you reside in is more established than what? ohio?
abandoned church? utilized!
diy show? in the laundromat after hours! someone’s basement!
no one will say anything to you about loitering
Dec 17, 2024
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i can’t elaborate further for legal reasons
Feb 24, 2024