How I came to find myself on the gender trail, where it led me and the merry band of intrepid sex realists I befriended along the way.
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Amanda Kovattana is a writer, speaker and professional organizer specializing in ADHD, hoarding and chronic disorganization. Find her at her substack Tales from the Gender Trail.
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