You Don’t Have to Like Me strives to open a poignant window into the lives of masculine-presenting women and the burdens they've born from societal norms. This narrative unfolds with a deep exploration of emotions and intellect, unveiling the profound sense of devaluation that these women often experience. In a world marred by hate, criticism, and a painful sense of invisibility, We, yearned to cast a luminous spotlight on the significance of community.