It makes sense to market this as a YA memoir (which I didn't know was a thing?) bc there are times where this felt very young adult. A few of the essays are disorganized or meandering, but there's a lot of good to be found in Johnson's writing. There are a few descriptions of sexual encounters (including SA, which he includes in the CW section at the beginning of the book), but otherwise there is zero reason for this book to be banned/challenged as much as it is.