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torturedreadersdept's review against another edition
5.0
Moderate: Body horror, Body shaming, Cancer, Cursing, Death, Drug use, Homophobia, Panic attacks/disorders, Sexual content, Toxic relationship, Vomit, Medical content, Grief, Religious bigotry, Lesbophobia, Outing, Gaslighting, Alcohol, and Dysphoria
egheinze's review
5.0
Minor: Cancer, Homophobia, Lesbophobia, and Toxic friendship
ttorisaurus's review
4.75
Minor: Cancer, Death, Homophobia, and Lesbophobia
kateywaldhart's review against another edition
4.0
Moderate: Biphobia, Homophobia, and Lesbophobia
Minor: Cancer and Death
cheriepie's review
3.0
The book also keeps claiming it's a safer time for people (especially Gen Z) to come out, which is aggravating to read because of just how out of touch it is. Perhaps for a thirty-something Reductress writer living in a queer-friendly area, seeing more positive queer representation in pop culture, it feels like it would be safer to come out. But positive queer representation in pop culture unfortunately just doesn't correlate to "it's easier to be out now, everywhere."
Graphic: Biphobia, Homophobia, and Lesbophobia
riverestyx's review against another edition
4.5
It was nice to look back on some of the media and reflect on it now that I've been out for a bit. Like the author, I was in the closet into adulthood- deeply closeted at that. This even inspired me to write a poem in defense of the song I Kissed A Girl because the essay on it got me thinking about the song in a new light.
If you're a queer millennial who came of age from like 2006 to 2011 then I think you'll enjoy this book.
Minor: Biphobia and Homophobia
sneaky_snake22's review
3.5
Moderate: Death and Homophobia
v_neptune's review
4.0
Graphic: Homophobia, Religious bigotry, and Lesbophobia
kbweis's review against another edition
3.25
Minor: Homophobia
ninjamuse's review against another edition
3.75
Moderate: Homophobia and Lesbophobia
Minor: Biphobia and Transphobia