A review by ecorinnes
SFSX (Safe Sex), Vol. 1: Protection by Tina Horn
4.0
Oof, it’s dark. I didn’t realize I was walking into a dystopian future, but that is 100% on me as I didn’t examine it close enough before buying it. As it is, dystopian future is not my favorite genre, but I still enjoyed it.
The freedom of sex feels so real here. I’m not like “oo hot sex scenes” or anything, but just, the freedom and rebellion that it can represent, the intimacy it breeds, the power of it, and the violence when it is used without consent on others.
Impactful. I don’t think I’ll be picking up the next, not because it was bad, but just because dystopian is a little bit rough for me.
Would highly recommend!
The freedom of sex feels so real here. I’m not like “oo hot sex scenes” or anything, but just, the freedom and rebellion that it can represent, the intimacy it breeds, the power of it, and the violence when it is used without consent on others.
Impactful. I don’t think I’ll be picking up the next, not because it was bad, but just because dystopian is a little bit rough for me.
Would highly recommend!