Bustle Book Club
Paper Dollgive fans a look behind the TikTok stars hyperfeminine public persona.
Dylan Mulvaney was about ready to submit her memoirs draft to her publisherwhen Beergate happened.
I was actually really inspired by Glennon Doyle, whos now a dear friend.

Shes always kept journals, and started experimenting withThe Artists Wayat 14.
I grew up in San Diego doing professional theater and I always had these amazing queer adults around me.
In revisiting those entries,Paper Dollbegan to transform into an unvarnished look behindMulvaneys hyperfeminine, 70s glam veneer.

If I can help anyone from that situation, Im always down.
Below, Mulvaney reflects on watchingThe Traitors, readingSissyby Jacob Tobia, and eating lots of Dominos pizza.
So I think reading about genderf*ckery in general was so meaningful.

Now there are so many trans stories, and none of them are exactly the same.
I literally flew 80 bags back when I left London in December, but I have none left.
But when I was writing the book, I was eatinghot rolled chipsfrom Trader Joes, the fake Takis.
And a Dr. Pepper always gets me through.
I have this tie-dye dress that is so god-awful it should never see the light of day.
But its so comfy.
I want hair in a bun, no makeup on, stubble coming in.
Thats when, for some reason, I write my best.
Alan Cumming is my best friend, and Im obsessed with the show.
This interview has been edited and condensed for clarity.
source: www.bustle.com