Masato, Youri, Feti, Antoine, and Rose are in the same class. They know each other, they’re friends, and yet they each experience their masculinity differently. As we immerse ourselves in their teenage lives, we encounter all the facets of their personalities. Somewhere between a comic book and a thoughful guide to masculinity, Being a Boy helps teens—boys and girls alike—as they glimpse a world where boys are finally free to break out of the boxes to which society has confined them. In such a world, they would be free to express their feelings and who they really are.