Charlotte Wingfield

Find this book laughable in many parts, there wouldn’t be enough room on this page to go into every detail. From the very start you can tell it is a biased agenda against men and that’s it’s always someone else’s fault. The common thread throughout is that women are victims and men are monsters tarring a brush over a whole gender of which is one’s persons experience and given that the writer is only 21 and now a “queer” makes these claims about men even more extraordinary. Just looking at one example she writes stories about dumping a long term boyfriend, due to her feeling like she was raising a “man-child” and was growing “someone else’s potential” The fact that the reasons quoted above was the justification for ending the relationship not the fact that she is now “queer” being a factor at all sums up the book within itself. Her ability to highlight subjective floors in the opposite sex rather than looking at her own circumstantial issues says all you need to know about this book.