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Over the Top
Book • 2019
Jonathan Van Ness's "Over the Top: A Raw Journey to Self-Love" is a deeply personal and moving memoir that chronicles his life journey.
The book explores his experiences with childhood trauma, addiction, and his path to self-acceptance and healing.
Van Ness shares his struggles with vulnerability and honesty, offering readers a glimpse into his personal growth and transformation.
He discusses his experiences with sex work, drug addiction, and HIV, while also celebrating his achievements and the joy he finds in life.
The book is a testament to resilience, self-love, and the power of vulnerability.
The book explores his experiences with childhood trauma, addiction, and his path to self-acceptance and healing.
Van Ness shares his struggles with vulnerability and honesty, offering readers a glimpse into his personal growth and transformation.
He discusses his experiences with sex work, drug addiction, and HIV, while also celebrating his achievements and the joy he finds in life.
The book is a testament to resilience, self-love, and the power of vulnerability.
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Jonathan van Ness as a book where he writes about his stepdad and his impact on his life.
Jonathan van Ness as a book where he writes about his stepdad and his impact on his life.
Queer Eye Star Opens Up About Hitting Rock Bottom: Jonathan Van Ness
Marie Forleo references the book to recall a story about Jonathan learning to do a back dive.
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Rich Davis recalls watching it and its weirdness if rewatched since the 80s.
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Mentioned by Elizabeth Day as JVN's award-winning 2019 memoir, where they discussed their struggles with self-acceptance.
Jonathan Van Ness - 'I was one wrong thing away from losing everything'
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Dan Harris as JVN's New York Times bestselling memoir, preceding his book "Love That Story".
Dan Harris as JVN's New York Times bestselling memoir, preceding his book "Love That Story".
Jonathan Van Ness on Shame, Shopping, Bodies, and Hope
