Trapped

The narrative explores the author's tumultuous upbringing as a deeply troubled child during a time when Gender Dysphoria was misunderstood. It details their placement in the Portman Clinic for observation, where they spent three years, and recounts a life-threatening overdose at 14. Through these experiences, the author reflects on the struggles of navigating childhood, ultimately leading to a complex and fearful transition into adulthood. The book sheds light on the challenges faced by those grappling with identity in an unaccepting era.