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X-Gender Vol. 1
X-Gender Vol. 1 | Asuka Miyazaki
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At thirty-three years old, Asuka Miyazaki realizes that they like women! Asuka, however, is neither a woman nor a man--instead, they're X-gender (a non-binary identity). Follow Asuka through the pages of this autobiographical manga as they record the ins and outs of their journey to finding love with a woman.
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Lindy
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Manga artist Asuka Miyazaki writes about coming to terms with their nonbinary gender and their attraction to women in this memoir. Their editor said, “Powerful emotions will make your manga more interesting.” There‘s no shortage of extreme emotions here. The content is for adults and includes passages about porn and kink. Their final line in the afterword is perfect: “May you live as your most authentic self!”

reading.rainb0w I really enjoyed reading this one as well! 😄 1y
Lindy @reading.rainb0w glad to hear that 😊 1y
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Lindy
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…but if I really had one, it would be attached.

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Robotswithpersonality
X-Gender Vol. 1 | Asuka Miyazaki
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I relate to some aspects of the working out of gender identity and sexuality recounted, and I appreciated the educational pieces interspersed with more personal stories. But I think I'm not really set up to enjoy manga as a format. SO. MUCH. DRAMA. I admit I enjoy comics and graphic novels where the (preferably full colour) visual art is at least half the feast of absorbing the content.
A LOT of content warnings, look 'em up!