THE LIFE I WAS NOT ALLOWED TO LIVE: An East Asian Queer Memoir That Began as a “Last Letter” - Softcover

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This memoir was written during the worst period of my life, originally intended to be a “Last Letter” my parents would read after I was gone. But I survived. Years later, I turned it into this book.
Love, heartbreak, bad decisions—and enough stories to make one thing clear: I was born this way.
Then came hiding, failed attempts at building a life, and anxiety and depression that pushed my mind and body dangerously close to the edge.
Love gets messy. Family gets uglier. Resentment festers. People hurt each other, sometimes without meaning to, sometimes very much meaning to. I make bad decisions. I overthink everything. My own head makes a mess of my body. Somehow, it all becomes one enormous mess.
Parents are still parents. The past is still the past. Some things remain unresolved. So, what now?

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