Reluctantly started reading it but in the first few pages itself the story started keeping me engrossed. Perfect feminist literature.
I often think, what's the purpose of reading fiction. This book gave me answers to that question:
As a man, I have always had a genuine curiosity to know:
- how exactly does a woman feel when she has lust and sexual desires?
- what does her sex dream look and feel like?
- how does she feel when she is forced to have sex with someone she doesn't desire to have sex with?
Now, these are very personal questions to be asked to a woman. Even if these questions can be asked to a woman with whom our boundaries are thinner, that woman must be able to exactly express her feelings in words.
Now is when a fiction like this becomes very essential. You get answers to those questions from the story without having to get personal.