I can describe the most valuable thing that adds originality to the French school of thought as the analysis of the facts that are in front of our eyes but that we did not/we could not analyze and define correctly.
Ghislaine Paris has officially crowned that originality once again with this work. In this book, Paris gets in touch with the main character, Karine, and discusses her sexual life problems one by one. Karine is a smart and successful business woman. Looking for an emotional relationship in her private life, Karine experimented with sexuality at the insistence of her boyfriend Jeremy, but unsuccessfully took responsibility for it, and then Ghislaine went to Paris and began to talk about her problems. After this point, the main part of the book is passed.
After this section, our writer Ghislaine Paris discusses Karine's experiences, both the pressures and manipulations of the system, society, and religion on sexuality, and in Karine's particular, her childhood and adolescence period, where she deals with the problem in the context of family, patriarchy and power.
Because we know well that every emotional state that is suppressed and prohibited during childhood and adolescence emerges as a case in maturity.
There is also a critique of Freud. This part really caught my attention.
However, the masculine discourse, which finds strength with the developing perception, gives rise to violence against women. and bombarding readers with intense questions about sexuality.
How much of your sexuality belongs to you and how much to society? Is a sexuality that can free itself from rules, pressures and norms possible? When we think we are free, are we really free?
As long as you don't question yourself after reading this book, I don't think it will add anything to you. Therefore, unlike the concept of sex, I say do not be afraid to think and question about sexuality.