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All the Things They Said We Couldn't Have: Stories of Trans Joy

por Tash Oakes-Monger

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Family & Relationships. LGBTQIA+ (Nonfiction.) Sociology. Nonfiction. HTML: 'Transition has not been something linear for me, my joy has come in seasons.' Now, more than ever, trans people deserve to hear stories of joy and hope, where being trans doesn't have to be defined by fear and dysphoria, but can be experienced through courage, freedom, and the love and acceptance of their chosen families. Through a series of uplifting, generous and beautifully crafted vignettes, T. C. Oakes-Monger gently leads you through the cycle of the seasons - beginning in Autumn and the shedding of leaves and identity, moving through the darkness of Winter, its cold days, and the reality of daily life, into Spring, newness, and change, and ending with the joy of long Summer days and being out and proud - and invites you to find similar moments of joy in your life. Celebratory and empowering, these stories are a reminder of the power joy can bring. .… (más)

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A collection of moments of joy arranged by season starting with Autumn.
The pieces are generally short, with cheerful, hand-drawn illustrations.
There are stories of community, friendship, the stages of transition. Small moments and big happiness.
Several things were so relatable—the desire and difficulty of swimming in public for one.
Knowing this kind of joy exists—is possible—is its own gift. (

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BVBurton | Jul 15, 2023 |

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Family & Relationships. LGBTQIA+ (Nonfiction.) Sociology. Nonfiction. HTML:

'Transition has not been something linear for me, my joy has come in seasons.'
Now, more than ever, trans people deserve to hear stories of joy and hope, where being trans doesn't have to be defined by fear and dysphoria, but can be experienced through courage, freedom, and the love and acceptance of their chosen families.
Through a series of uplifting, generous and beautifully crafted vignettes, T. C. Oakes-Monger gently leads you through the cycle of the seasons - beginning in Autumn and the shedding of leaves and identity, moving through the darkness of Winter, its cold days, and the reality of daily life, into Spring, newness, and change, and ending with the joy of long Summer days and being out and proud - and invites you to find similar moments of joy in your life.
Celebratory and empowering, these stories are a reminder of the power joy can bring.

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