Good writing, like the Yelp! review at the beginning, which ends. "And the sex was dry" lolsob, but I couldn't, in good conscience, finish or recommend at book that felt trans exclusionary. Men experience perimenopause, too; womanhood isn't exclusive to producing estrogen, etc.

She also has that arrogant doctor thing going, being sure to point out that she started medical school at 20, and how perimenopause was easier for her because she understood what was going on with her body, and she's kind of being a missionary to us ignorant savages explaining our bodies to us. Even if it's true I don't understand what's going on with my body, I don't need to be patronized.