My Lesbian Experience With Loneliness

"For anybody looking for a free place to read it, I recommend mangago"

"4.5☆"

"This was my first true manga, and I enjoyed it thoroughly. I will always be a sucker for memoirs/personal experiences told through graphic novels, and this was no exception. I only wished this was longer, but I am thankful to get the context beyond what was the original web comic.<br/>"

"Awesome book for lonely, lost and depressed young people. "

"“By the way--when it comes to free hugs, gender doesn't matter to me. But for anything more than that, I'd only want to pursue it with a woman. And the reason behind that... was that I didn’t want to accept that I was a woman. It wasn't that I wanted to be a man; it was more like I hated belonging to a gender at all. I was excessively afraid of being defined as a woman... before I was seen as myself.” oh i feel so sick"

"It’s good! I have all her books and she really knows how to express her worries and actions that lead up to the title names"

"The first memoir I ever read. It was interesting to see a real person’s experiences with mental illness explained so thoroughly. The author’s voice was very clear and it was very easy for me to understand. While reading this I was able to relate to many things and at same time learn new things. I had an overall enjoyable experience."

"This book was deeper than I was expecting, as it deals with the author battling mental illness and coming to terms with her sexuality. Regardless, I loved it. It really drew me in as relatable as it is."

"viscerally personal, honest, and relatable story about loneliness, mental health struggle, and sexuality (not so much orientation/without an emphasis on coming out which was nice)"