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Life Of A Perfectly Average Homosexual

Life Of A Perfectly Average Homosexual

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The Life Of A Perfectly Average Homosexual is an absorbing account of one man's humorous, hopeful and occasionally harrowing search for understanding, acceptance and love. Deftly weaving painful memories with laughter, Jack Shaw takes us on a voyage of personal, emotional and sexual discovery. Hilariously disastrous dates, violent attacks, social stigma and attempts to turn himself straight, make this a book you won't easily forget. The Life of a Perfectly Average Homosexual is a must read for anyone who has ever searched for love or simply wanted to be themselves - whatever their sexuality.

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Pub dateAug 5, 2015
ISBN-100993322603
ISBN-139780993322600
LanguageEnglish
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