pick"Affirming your gender can be joyful and safe! If your current binding method isn't doing it for you, experiment with other methods. There is a better one out there for you." ?️⚧️
I read this to improve my understanding of the non-binary and transmasc experience of binding, and to inform my work in a general NHS counselling service, which is accessible for trans clients.
This graphic guide has personal accounts of several people who bind, ⬇️
pickAn eye-opening and vulnerable sharing of the author‘s coming-out story as non-binary, in a culture that still is largely fixated on people identifying as one gender or the other, even if they are LGBT. I particularly appreciated the author‘s emergence reflected in varying responses of friends and family and ongoing fear of coming out and how to articulate it. I could also appreciate the extreme pain of a Pap test! #Nonfiction2024 #NotAllBoys
“Get a girl some chocolates, feed her for a day. Get a girl a book, and you haven't fed her at all. #Don'tEatBooks “
We hope you enjoy this fourth-wall-breaking moment. 😁
pickBeautiful illustrations and a great story.
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pickI'm not obtuse to the statistics surrounding missing indigenous women. Based on what became viral request for police to actively search for the letter writer should she go missing if effort to not become a statistic herself is powerful! This is a very quick read with a glossary for additional resources and information.
pickI loved being back with Gertrude. She hasn‘t changed at all. This volume was sparkling with writer‘s joy.
I also loved chapter 5 where you can download a song and have it playing while you‘re “reading” the fight game.
Here are my two Roz Chast cartoons.
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Library pickup today - a high school Twelfth Night retelling graphic novel.
Kobabe and Peitzmeier provide an excellent introduction to the subject, with plenty of practical information for its main target readership. 5⭐ 4h