I’m such a fan of gritty memoirs, and this was definitely that. Georgiann’s story of growing up is fascinating and kind of horrifying.
This is the first memoir I’ve read where the author is intersex and I really appreciated how candid Georgiann wrote about her experience.
I find it hard to rate and really give meaningful feedback on someone’s experience in their own words. Objectively I found this very interesting and while I appreciated her raw and blunt storytelling, I found some of the stories really off putting, which is the point, I think, but I don’t always love reading stories that leave me feeling uncomfortable.