Dear John, I Love Jane: Women Write About Leaving Men For Women - Plot & Excerpts
I imagine you may have gotten it in order to support or understand a loved one who has a story similar to those found in Dear John, I Love Jane. Or, more likely, you are living a story similar to those found in Dear John, I Love Jane and sought out this book to learn that you are not alone. Far from alone, in fact.I could have used a book like this when I was twenty-three, when I fell in love with a woman for the first time. After heterosexual relationships throughout high school and college, I was surprised, thrilled, and freaked out by a radical shift in the direction of my affections. There were all the typical signs leading up to my change, I suppose—way too much interest in the lesbians at my office, obsessive listening to Ani DiFranco, contriving ways to drunkenly make out with friends but have it not “mean” anything. But this new love affair came saddled with associations that felt unfamiliar and itchy to me. Was I now a lesbian? Had I always been gay but was just too homophobic or repressed or out of touch with myself to understand my sapphic ways?
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