"Marcela has always been Marcela, but until she was 31, when she looked in the mirror, that wasn't what she saw. Determined to find herself and become who she really was, she walked a path that was not always easy and happy.
It is with a touch of irreverence, logic and charisma that she tells us her story, invites us to get to know her, to meet her family, some friends who appeared along the way and to discover how difficult it is to escape from social constraints, but rewarding.
Born in the South as a boy from a traditional and very conservative family, being the middle daughter of three sisters, Marcela, in this book, narrates us her doubts, her anxieties, her daily life, presenting us with small pills of good coexistence with trans people. We can follow her maturation in each chapter, from graduation in Physics to admission to a prestigious bank via competitive examination, from marriage to divorce and finally from therapies to gender affirmation.
