I really enjoyed Weizenberg's voice in this. I definitely have similar fears to her in terms of people equating change to choice when it comes to sexuality, but I deeply appreciate the exploration of where she's coming from in her analysing and that she notes in her reflection that there is very little research on AFAB and non-AFAB women's sexuality. I'm interested in her other works.
I'm very happy that she and her ex husband are able to be friends. Their friendship and love for their child are a driving force of this memoir.