My Wandering Warrior Existence (My Lesbian Experience with Loneliness)

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It was just watching the profoundly insecure author chase her neuroses round and round for an entire book. Keywords that come to mind reading this instalment were love, deconstruction, intimacy, harm, growing up, sexuality and gender.

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mais les réflexions sont tellement de base par rapport à ce qu'on a l'habitude de lire qu'on dirait un ouvrage documentaire pour jeunes enfants sur les relations amoureuses et les différentes formes que cela prend (bien que certaines choses évoquées dans le manga ne le sont définitivement pas). Quarto e finora ultimo volume di Kabi Nagata, stavolta incentrato sulla sua ricerca di una relazione. She was likely working on this manga when she was forced to sidetrack it to suffer through that personal catastrophe. The way that parents and adults believed Kabi and tried to help was good, even if telling everyone in her school about it was obviously super misguided and understandably traumatizing.But as a self-contained volume about her thoughts on dating, it just didn't quite come together as cohesively (or as importantly)as the prior volumes. Of course she gets a lot of "likes" and finds, with the help of her friends, that she is being seen as easy to "get. I had to explain to a man who already had two sons that him having more kids Readers from all backgrounds have been moved by the author’s ability to capture complex emotions through her art and text, giving insight into feelings they may have struggled to articulate themselves.

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I like Kabi, I feel like her struggles can hit a bit close if you struggle with mental health issues, but this one felt like one her weaker works.

I suspect because it does have a bigger role than she is ready to explore publicly right now (or maybe even admit to herself). But at the same time, I wished she had either explored the implications of this in her life more thoroughlyand what the healing process was like (or wasn't like). I won't spoil it, but it could also be quite tough for some readers and she does provide a trigger warning and the page numbers to skip through. She says that she's distrustful of anyone who seems to like her, because she doesn't believe such a thing could be possible, so those people must be trying to take advantage of her. I'm also writing this at work and am unable to flip through the book and remind myself of other thoughts I had while reading.