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I loved how realistic characters felt: it was so awful to see Jay doing some mistakes when you could do nothing else than follow.

This was sweet and light to read. I liked how this wasn't too cute - that made this feel like life.

I wanted to see how things were going to be solved. One Jay's decision was really hard to understand in his situation but I was intrigued to see what was going to happen next.

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This ended up being a really cute read! Jason June really has a way of making very fun and unique characters, characters that just scream THEM, you know? There's a lot of sex positivity but also DRAMA, which NGL, was hard for me to read bc of my own relationship common sense beliefs 😰 but still, it all worked out, I'm glad the focus was ALL the relationships and not just the main romance and I loved the puns and com of the rom #gay #lgbtq

Currently reading Jay's Gay Agenda. I read Jason June's other book and thought it was cute so figured I'd jump into this one! I can tell it's by the same author 😏 Also downloaded These Feathered Flames and Time is a Mother, maybe they will be my next reads? 🤔 #20in4 #readathon

A fun, sweet gay romance. It‘s fun to see Jay experiencing his first foray into queer culture and dating, and to see the way he navigates complex relationships. There was a huge obsession with sex, but it worked alright. The agenda didn‘t translate well to an audio format because it became tedious to listen to every time. I also thought it was odd that Max introduced in the start that he uses he/she pronouns but it never comes up again. #LGBTQ

Cute ya m/m romcom. Get ready for random statistics and lists. Lots of lists.

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This isn't a great audiobook, because you hear his "gay agenda" about a million times, and it gets annoying, but I'm sure it's easier to deal with in a physical or e-book format. The book can also just be annoying at times and is highly predictable. That said it's still cute and funny!

My #PrideMonth book buying binge continues 🤷🏻‍♀️🥰😂 #BookHaul

As a whole, the storyline was decent, but the writing did get repetitive with the constant re-mentioning of Jay's gay agenda list. I started to skip over the list after a while.

YA/teen LGBTAIQ rom com featuring a newly outted Jay trying to figure himself out in a newly progressive Seattle community. From finding new friends, a boyfriend and losing his virginity along his list of a "gay agenda", this millennial outlook of messy relationships and connections appears to be more shallow and vapid. The unlikely finale seems forced, unlikely, and too fairytale. Simply an okay read.