Guía para lesbianas en un colegio católico

The way she navigates her beliefs and her identity felt very real, but also complex. Did that tension resonate with others who have faced similar struggles?

The setting added a lot of layers to the story, especially around faith and community. I'm curious whether this was drawn from personal experience or research.

The dynamics felt authentic and nuanced. Did the author base them on real experiences or invent them for narrative depth?