It's not the same

Josephina doesn't know what she is doing anymore. When she went into her junior year she thought she knew how everything was going to go. She would get good grades, hang out with her friend, focus on ballet and let the time slip by like it always did. Like her mother expected her to.

But sexuality is just as unpredictable as high school.

Josephina didn't know that Nolan would start to back away from her, and when he did she wouldn't understand why. Can she cling to the pieces of her once-perfect life, or will everything fall apart? Is it possible for her to stay friends with the boy she's been friends with since she could walk, or will they become the worst of enemies? Or maybe they'll both learn that not everything fits into a cut and dry template, especially not in the world of gender, love, and high school.