No Never finished reading Love in Exile by Shon Faye

Love in Exile by Shon Faye, Desz Debreceni, Anne-Sophie Ritscher
Den Großteil ihres Lebens verbrachte Shon Faye in der stillen Überzeugung, dass sie es nicht verdient, geliebt zu werden. Was …
she/her non binary and anarchist trans woman reading a lot of fiction and a bit of other stuff in English or German, might or might not actually post about it here but wanna keep track, these ratings aren't thought out either. Also unknown as Tandspiel on a microblogging platform or two.
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Den Großteil ihres Lebens verbrachte Shon Faye in der stillen Überzeugung, dass sie es nicht verdient, geliebt zu werden. Was …

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