Tanvy Gupta – Google

Thappad going flop is a harsh slap on the face of the people with the #notallmen trope, The ones who always say that, women are heard enough, seen enough, they have enough rights in today's date. The flop tag proves that women are, in fact, not heard enough, or acknowledged enough, their female gaze is ignored, so that the male gaze can be fostered, to supple ignoreance. It shows a woman's struggle, her self termoil, her self hatered, and the flop tag shows that none of it matters, because a woman's feeling rarely matters, especially not when she's not your blood.

The book is written okay , structured , gives time for the characters to build . It's funny how , before I read the last chapter , I decided to give it a whole of 5 stars . But I have a problem with the concept of collars . It was all okay , until our very own Kage comes out with a collar for the girl he likes , why ? I'm not trying to read between the lines , but it isn't necessary for a man who feels for you , to leash you down . It just doesn't feel right , as if he's the master , or something . I hate the concept of collars . It's such a turn off .