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The Velvet Rage: Overcoming the Pain of Growing Up Gay in a Straight Man's World by Alan Downs
genuinely may have changed my life? I hope. man I need to do DBT
They Both Die at the End by Adam Silvera
I'm torn! I thought for most of this that I would just write that I hated this. I continue to think the premise is the stupidest thing ever (who would've ever thought this was a good idea to implement in the world?)
the ending, however, killed me. I cried and I got chills.I did genuinely believe in Mateo and Rufus's love and really felt for them. so maybe I liked this. I wouldn't read something else set in this fictional world, but maybe I liked this one.
the ending, however, killed me. I cried and I got chills.
Boy Friends by Michael Pedersen
aww I wish I enjoyed this more. I do and I appreciate the kind of book it is and the feelings that were poured into it. the writing is just not something I jive with, but beautiful all the same
The Mayor of Castro Street: The Life and Times of Harvey Milk by Randy Shilts
to come out is such a simple concept, but I didn't really think about it as such until I first read the Hope Speech in early 2020
of regardless what happens upon coming out, it being so vastly more important than the opinions of people who don't want that from you. it really changed my view on it
of regardless what happens upon coming out, it being so vastly more important than the opinions of people who don't want that from you. it really changed my view on it
At Your Own Risk by Derek Jarman
"I hope boys will carry on falling in love with boys and girls with girls, and they'll find no way to change that."
last day of the year, rereading this in my bath, feeling grateful and sad to be gay all at once
last day of the year, rereading this in my bath, feeling grateful and sad to be gay all at once
Derek Jarman by Tony Peake
extremely important to me specifically
I shall be rewatching The Clearing very soon and Blue possibly in the new year
I shall be rewatching The Clearing very soon and Blue possibly in the new year
The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse by Charlie Mackesy
cried in the bath reading this, my housemate got me this and I love her to the moon and back. Happy Christmas
Malibu Rising by Taylor Jenkins Reid
intensely melodramatic but it becomes a bit charming, or maybe I just got used to it
My Name Is Red by Orhan Pamuk
sooo so so glad to have gotten back into reading. wouldn't have thought to choose this for myself, but my coworker got it for me for Christmas and I always appreciate books as presents for me cos always I will read them! felt this was a comfort to read each morning this winter