Váy Xanh

Boy George's autobiography captivated me through a sleepless night; I wasn't able to put it down. His storytelling is a seamless blend of calm, wit, and self-awareness, tied together with an unwavering commitment to a happier, hate-free existence that I found truly inspiring. His book is a treasure trove for anyone grappling with life's pains and difficulties - whether in love, their career, or day-to-day life - offering solace and actionable wisdom. Not all rosy, but insightful for those dealing with love, money woes, or self-worth struggles. A must-read for talented souls outside showbiz, too. What stands out is Boy George's unapologetic embrace of his identity. Beside positive traits & his many talents, he's also eccentric, edgy, flawed, contradictory, and self-obsessed, as a product of his unique experiences, family, societal backdrop, and own decisions. Yet there's an undercurrent of empathy and love in his sharp analysis of both himself and others, affirming the right of every person to their humanity and being loved. Everyone can be better and happy. After a lengthy, painful period of personal transformation aimed at becoming someone more deserving of love, he seems to feel he has achieved this now. Yes, you deserve to be loved, you're worthy of love!