How to Be a Girl

By: Alyson Belle

Narrated by: Juliana Solo

It all starts with a single innocent question: What's it like to be a woman?

For years, Fabian has been curious about the lives of the women all around him, but they never seem to want to talk to a too-curious man about it—there's always a bit of the experience he couldn't get to or questions that would seem too inappropriate. But now, he has a brilliant new cover plan that will help him get to the bottom of things: He's going to write a book about it! Purely for research purposes, of course.

As part of Fabian's research, he finds a willing instructor who's happy to not only answer his questions but persuades him that some primary research might even be necessary: undercover, as a woman. But as he continues to experiment and learns more and more about the secrets of femininity for his book, he's soon faced with a startling and deeply personal question....

What if he actually likes things better this way?

©2022 Alyson Belle (P)2022 Alyson Belle

Not a bad way to present trans women..

Pleasantly surprised by how the author portrayed a trans woman cracking her egg. Decent enough that I enjoyed it.

major downer

This is a story highlight by two psychos, one that ascribes to might makes right and one that feels social media is a weapon to be used as convenient. In the final analysis it is no fun. Basically a story about the worst case scenario in dating.

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Absolutely Positively Astonishingly Terrible
And Disgusting But Still So Terrible I Would Not Recommend Lol