I never really SAW that it went both ways. Oh sure, a few times a random side character made a remark hinting that it might, but that’s a fucking myth. Do men have collars?įor the most part, it does NOT go both ways. They even tattoo collars around women’s necks as a sign of OWNERSHIP.

Who the fuck are all these female characters? And I do mean ALL of them, because in this dystopian setting apparently every single woman is perfectly fine with BELONGING to a man. “Please let me come.” Or some equal derivative centered around begging for release.Įx-fucking-scuse me? More like, GTFO, buddy! Out of me, out of the room, out of my life. And most of those were in sentences like this: Do you know how many times someone said the word please? 35. What pissed me off to no fucking end was that they were the ones that got head just for existing and women got it as a fucking reward. What I was not okay with was that it was still ALL. But the thing is, I don’t judge other people for their preferences, and I figure if whatever you’re doing is consensual and no one’s getting hurt, more power to you. When you take all these things into account, I shouldn’t have liked this book. If some guy whipped out his dick and told me, in all seriousness, to suck it, I would likely unzip my pants, stick my index finger through my zipper and tell him, “You first, asshole.”Īnd don’t get me started on how I feel about men objectifying women, or women abasing themselves for men, or women making out with other women to try and attract a man’s attention. Here’s the thing, I don’t have a submissive bone in my entire body. How the hell am I supposed to rate this? Four stars? One star? Fucked if I know! I’m leaving it as three stars until I can sort out my feelings.

WARNING: This review is probably not at all suitable for youngins.

Beyond shame by kit rocha