I am but a drop in the ocean of stories that compose what we know as the female experience.

This is a collection of notes, raw poetry, photos, and other varying media that have aided my analysis of heteronormative relationships as a bisexual and gender-nonconforming Afghan-Italian woman.

I composed this book after gaining several years of experience as a Dominatrix, studying the psychology of submission in heterosexual men for the sake of forming and sharing my own insights on what styles of communication reach people who have lived their lives according to the myths of masculinity.

My conclusion: Art and poeticism resonates best with hurt
human beings, hence why this book is a vague collage.

I do not place blame on heterosexual men for how they were reared as children. Society must recognize this group’s need for psychological rehabilitation for the sake of public wellness, as well as the wellness of the men afflicted by this form of child abuse. Victims create victims.

By mentally rehabilitating heterosexual men who have been conditioned to view femininity as something shameful, and by recognizing that a sexist upbringing is child abuse, humanity can work towards creating a harmonious society.

Feminism benefits all people, because feminism is freedom.