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Torrey Peters · 2021
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What this book knows
Trans womanhood is lived through desire, grief, and the relentless negotiation of what a body and a family can mean.
embodiment
I've worked to get comfortable with the idea that I have a penis, but that it's a woman's penis. I'm pretty much there, mentally.
PETERS-DTB-RC-037Amy's whole problem pre-transition had been a complete inability to ever let anyone far enough past her defenses to glimpse any vulnerability.
PETERS-DTB-RC-086self-and-identity
The first year of transition was about learning how much you've lied to yourself. How unreliable your own self-assessments were.
PETERS-DTB-RC-088It wasn't her fault that people paid finance douches millions and no one wanted to hire an uneducated transsexual.
PETERS-DTB-RC-038grief
She says it again, phrased slightly differently, I have lost my child. Is it grief she feels? Is grief even a feeling to which she is entitled?
PETERS-DTB-RC-231Yes, grief. The loss of a baby... I haven't memorized the stages of grief but isn't there one called bargaining?
PETERS-DTB-RC-2376 published passages · book excerpt · research analysis
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