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Beschreibung
- Raw Honesty: JVN fans may think they know the man behind the crop tops, but Jonathan shares the never-before-told secrets about the pain and passion it took to become the icon he is today.- Overcoming Trauma: From growing up gay in a small Midwestern town to surviving years of ridicule and sexual abuse, Jonathan's story is one of unshakable resilience.- Addiction Recovery: For the first time, Jonathan opens up about his struggles with compulsive behaviors and drug addiction, and the powerful journey he took to heal.- Living with HIV: In a brave and revealing look at his life, Jonathan shares his experience of being diagnosed with HIV and how he learned to live his truth without shame.
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Beiträge
No matter our orientation, to live is to experience suffering at some point. I would love to give 2.5 stars but unfortunately, there’s still no half-star rating here on Goodreads! It wasn’t exactly a 2 stars books but it’s not worth 3 stars, either. What I disliked the most were the constant comparisons to Michelle Kwan and figure skating in general (just because I know nothing about it and therefore didn’t entirely understand what he was on about). Adding to that, his sixth-grade report on Bill Clinton was unnecessary and seemed a little bit out of place. I appreciate it that he openly talked about some serious topics, such as HIV. However, I just didn’t enjoy the writing. The book was okay but not outstanding.
Beschreibung
- Raw Honesty: JVN fans may think they know the man behind the crop tops, but Jonathan shares the never-before-told secrets about the pain and passion it took to become the icon he is today.- Overcoming Trauma: From growing up gay in a small Midwestern town to surviving years of ridicule and sexual abuse, Jonathan's story is one of unshakable resilience.- Addiction Recovery: For the first time, Jonathan opens up about his struggles with compulsive behaviors and drug addiction, and the powerful journey he took to heal.- Living with HIV: In a brave and revealing look at his life, Jonathan shares his experience of being diagnosed with HIV and how he learned to live his truth without shame.
Buchinformationen
Beiträge
No matter our orientation, to live is to experience suffering at some point. I would love to give 2.5 stars but unfortunately, there’s still no half-star rating here on Goodreads! It wasn’t exactly a 2 stars books but it’s not worth 3 stars, either. What I disliked the most were the constant comparisons to Michelle Kwan and figure skating in general (just because I know nothing about it and therefore didn’t entirely understand what he was on about). Adding to that, his sixth-grade report on Bill Clinton was unnecessary and seemed a little bit out of place. I appreciate it that he openly talked about some serious topics, such as HIV. However, I just didn’t enjoy the writing. The book was okay but not outstanding.





