What a Good Boy am I

What a Good Boy am I by Gary Michael Mattison is an unflinchingly honest and heartfelt memoir that delves into the author's life journey, marked at times by seemingly insurmountable barriers. Central to the narrative is his contentious relationship with his strong-willed mother, whose unwavering adherence to Catholic doctrine instilled within him a deep-seated shame and guilt about his homosexuality. These factors contributed to his lifelong struggles with alcohol and bulimia and persistent tendency toward self-sabotage.