Well, I was quite annoyed by big parts and aspects of this book.

But it was a good opportunity to reflect more on the un-masking topic and there are some helpful thoughts and perspectives on the topic in this book. So it was worth it for that.

I didn't need all the introduction to autism and political demands and coaching tone and generalizations though.

It is, again, a very American book. Which I often find annoying. So there's no surprise there.

It's still worth reading. I just wish it would have been just the scientifically backed deep dive into the masking topic without all the add-ons and decorations.