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'Life is sex, and sex is life'

Excuse me, dear Haifa Bitar, no it's not. And when fighting off male dominance, and the insensitive atrocities that they subject us women to, we do not turn into them.
The beliefs in this book are dubbed 'feminism' by many. But, if that's feminism, then I'm against it. If males betray and get away with it, and their spouses are horrified and depressed by the betrayal, I should be against the act of betrayal. Yet, here, it turns out that the spouses are just jealous, and they're not condemning the betrayal, they are seeking one level of equality: women should be granted the right to betray and get away with it.
I should note that the editor -if there was any- sucks big time! There are countless punctuation, syntax, and grammatical errors. It was so annoying.
They recommended me this author at the library. My friend lent me this copy when I told her. I'm glad I did, but I wouldn't read any other book of hers.
I felt she treated the novel structure, and the themes in the novel in a simplistic manner, which was sometimes contradictory. The beginning and ending were much more smooth than the sequence of actions in between.
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