You’re That B*tch: & Other Cute Stories About Being Unapologetically Yourself

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One of my favourite discussions he makes is between Eastern and Western views on fair skin, and how it spoke to his own experiences growing up. The essays you’re about to read are totally fresh, sort of like my mom’s vagina shampoo but even more tingly—they’re about being a queer first- generation Asian immigrant, who just happens to be Da Baddest content creator of all time. Hilarious and earnest, this collection of essays, how-tos, and more goes far beyond what we know of Bretman Rock from social media. Reading is an old past time but this book I highly recommended for anyone interested in finding themselves and embracing their journey through life regardless how different and difficult it is. Bretman is hilarious and honest when telling his story and I kinda feel like I need to listen to the audio version?

What I liked most was the fact that it was inspirational, not only do you get to read behind the scenes of an influencer but you also get inspired and learn a lot from it - at least I did.And no, you probably haven't heard of it, because Cosmopolitan is exclusively revealing that Bretman is releasing his first-ever memoir! I highly recommend this to anyone and everyone who needs a pick me up in life, and wants to strive to be their best self.

I often found myself laughing, reflecting, and feeling a genuine connection to the author's experiences and perspectives. Ebooks fulfilled through Glose cannot be printed, downloaded as PDF, or read in other digital readers (like Kindle or Nook). I'd recommend picking this up and giving it a go, even if you're not sure you should - it'll surprise you more than you think it will. While the social media personality acknowledges that perception varies for everybody, he remains hopeful that his story somehow leaves the readers with one common experience. Sometimes I’m lazy, I get bored, I get scared, I feel ignored, I feel happy, I get silly, I choke on my own words.

But there are only so many disparaging comments about lesbians and tactless editorial choices that a reader can take. I’m glad this was my first autobiography reading, because this was truly a unique book to experience.