My Next Husband Will Be a Lesbian: A Collection of Stories From Womxn Finding Their Truth

by Pasha Marlowe

If the title and cover of this book resonate with you, you may be questioning your sexuality. Hooray! We celebrate your curiosity! You might be in a heterosexual marriage (possibly even your second) with a minivan full of kids and still be the perfect person to read this book. We understand that there may be an element of terror mixed with thrill in even choosing this book. You are about to see yourself clearly...and it is about time. Welcome to your truth. Deep breaths, friend. No matter where you are in your "knowing", we welcome you to the LGBTQ+ community. The authors in this book are a diverse group of womxn, all figuring out creative ways to design relationships while honoring their sexuality. Some authors have not yet "come out" publicly and are bravely sharing their stories in service to you. We wish there had been a book like this available to us on our journey. It is important to know that you are not alone. We hope reading these stories will feel like looking into a mirror and finally seeing yourself. No, everything does not have to fall apart for you to claim your desires. In this book, you will read about options, possibilities, and a world of expansiveness. Being courageous and coming to a place of radical truth telling can be lifesaving for you and can help liberate those you love. May this book come to you at exactly the right time.

Genres: LGBT

114 pages, Paperback

Published February 11, 2021

Reviews

[pasha · Rating 5 out of 5]

Life changing!

Well if YOU revealed your heart and soul and published your first book, you’d leave yourself a five star review, too, right?! I’m just so fucking proud of the radical truth telling woman I have become. Thank you for reading our stories. I hope they were liberating for you! Not sure why you are reading reviews, but you do you;) Big hugs!

[Sara Palmer · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was highly recommended in my women’s LGBTQIA+ discussion group and I loved it! Short stories of discovering there is more than heterosexuality, fresh stories out of the pandemic, too!

After reading many coming-of-age LGBT books, these writers seemed to range from 30s-50s which was lovey and painful as it aligned with my 80s, 90s social experiences. Heartfelt, heart breaking, hope filled read.