oh my god. this was so unashamedly raw and gritty. practically seeping with self destruction.
paris lees story is truly stripped naked and vulnerable, warts and all. i haven’t seen such a candid queer representation in a long time, and this was perfect to me. i was rooting for her the entire time, even through her faults. she had me crying, laughing and everything in between. i felt so close to all the characters, i liked how it showed both sides to a queer friend group: both the supportive and uplifting parts, as well as the arguments and petty jealousy that are sometimes overlooked. really grounded it in realism. such a poignant snapshot into the life of a working class, trans teenager that i feel like deserves wayyyy more love.
oh my god. this was so unashamedly raw and gritty. practically seeping with self destruction.
paris lees story is truly stripped naked and vulnerable, warts and all. i haven’t seen such a candid queer representation in a long time, and this was perfect to me. i was rooting for her the entire time, even through her faults. she had me crying, laughing and everything in between. i felt so close to all the characters, i liked how it showed both sides to a queer friend group: both the supportive and uplifting parts, as well as the arguments and petty jealousy that are sometimes overlooked. really grounded it in realism. such a poignant snapshot into the life of a working class, trans teenager that i feel like deserves wayyyy more love.
