I'm not awake or smart enough to write the review this book deserves. 
Let's just say it blew me away. 
I usually don't read/enjoy these kinds of books where there is hardly any plot, just a lot of inner (or even outer) monologue. But this one surprised me. 
Written by a trans woman about a trans woman and her experiences after transitioning, it's full of messed up characters and thought-provoking topics. And I loved this. I'm not trans, I never questioned my gender, but Maria was still highly relatable. And I actually enjoyed her never ending raging about gender, feminism, misogyny, etc. 
Definitely not a feel good book, rather painful and depressing and eye-opening. But I did laugh out loud several times. 
Just a warning, there is a lot of sexual content and drug use in the book, which I usually don't like reading about but it fit the atmosphere here. And although I appreciated the writing style by the end, it took me a while to get into (especially since English isn't my first language and there were lots of specific references I didn't have the energy to research).