強暴

The author’s argument about how our language around sex and assault shapes public perception really landed for me—it’s dense but worth the slow read. I finished it feeling like my own assumptions had been pulled apart and reassembled, which is exactly what I wanted from a book this unflinching.

The way this book breaks down the gap between societal narratives of sex and the reality of assault is both uncomfortable and necessary. I was struck by how it reframes consent not as a simple yes or no, but as a deeper, systemic issue. A thought-provoking and honest read.

The chapter connecting how we talk about sex versus how we talk about assault really rewired my thinking—it’s dense but every page earns its weight. I’ve already reread the opening section twice and each pass digs up something new.