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

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Before anything else, I want to make it absolutely clear that I genuinely adore Bretman Rock and their content, especially their unique voice that shines through across all platforms and media. For all ebook purchases, you will be prompted to create an account or login with your existing HarperCollins username and password.

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. He drops a “biiitch” or a “giiirl” every few sentences, which makes it so entertaining to listen to. He only refers to himself as a gay man, and clarifies time and time again his aversion to vaginas: “I will always try everything once. I was a little hesitant at first to read a book published by an influencer but I am so glad that I snatched it off the shelf anyways.But also, I stop and look around at an event sometimes and say to myself, “You weren’t even supposed to be here, b--ch.

I’m very proud of being LGBTQ+ and Filipino, so it’s an honor to be a pretty face for both underrepresented communities. He made history as the first openly gay man to pose for a cover of Playboy , in 2019; was the star of a YouTube reality series, 30 Days With: Bretman Rock; collaborated with Crocs on a line of footwear; launched his own eyewear collection with Dime Optics; and now the social media star has written a book. To access your ebook(s) after purchasing, you can download the free Glose app or read instantly on your browser by logging into Glose. Like, how one of my biggest accomplishments and blessings in life was not fucking anyone from my high school— I didn’t date anyone the entire four years. The writing style is engaging and conversational, making it easy to connect with the author's words.Bretman Rock, currently based in Hawaii, rose to fame when one of his makeup videos went viral in 2015. Who is Bretman Rock Sacayanan behind the screen and how did he become the original superstar influencer and today's beloved best friend of the internet? I was laughing, in tears, and heavily inspired during this reading and I couldn’t have asked for more. The book design, cover art, and overall aesthetics enhance the reading experience, making it visually pleasing. It was so lovely to read about Bretman’s experience with gender identity and I am definitely going to re-read and highlight the passages that resonated with me.

Each chapter delves into different aspects of life and provides valuable insights, practical advice, and relatable anecdotes. It seems that there is an intrinsic relationship between lesbianism and masculinity for Rock, and while there are lesbians who claim that description, it’s not something Rock can. 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. Although I’ve been following Bretman for a while, he reveals a lot of information about himself in this book that he hasn’t spoken about on his social media channels where he’s mainly an entertainer. The author's ability to convey complex ideas in a concise and accessible manner is commendable, making this book suitable for readers at any stage of their journey.It covers a wide range of topics, including self-discovery, relationships, career aspirations, and personal growth. Hilarious and earnest, this collection of essays, and never-before-seen photos goes far beyond what we know of Bretman Rock from social media. And no, you probably haven't heard of it, because Cosmopolitan is exclusively revealing that Bretman is releasing his first-ever memoir! Other stories highlight what it's like to grow up queer, to be an immigrant, to come from a big family, to come from a family that dealt with divorce/separation, spirituality, remembering your roots, and celebrating the people who helped shape him into who he is, grief, and so many other stories I can't think of right now.

Girl, when I tell you that I lived in the boonies of the Philippines, it [was] as undeveloped and as third world as it gets. Nadja Sayej is an arts and culture journalist based in New York City who has written 5 books, including Biennale Bitch and The Celebrity Interview Book.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.