A review by leelulah
Sex Object: A Memoir by Jessica Valenti
1.0
When you read this is no surprise she ended the way she did. Three abortions, drug addictions, terrible relationships, bad parenting, bad company, an extremely immoral place to grow up in, no help. She raises some points but as several commenters have said, this feels disjointed. I don't only disagree, but also understand how all the talk about feminists becoming and being ugly doesn't solve the problems at hand.
Some of the problems exposed in this book are real,inckuding the men who will tell you that "in theory", they agree with you but then they will reward themselves with licentious behavior backing it up in "science", "biology", but not any of the abhorrent cultural practices that they're involved in.
Some of the problems exposed in this book are real,inckuding the men who will tell you that "in theory", they agree with you but then they will reward themselves with licentious behavior backing it up in "science", "biology", but not any of the abhorrent cultural practices that they're involved in.