Why Women Are Blamed For Everything

Exploring themes of victim-blaming and societal perceptions of consent, the narrative delves into the complexities surrounding a woman's experiences and choices. It critiques the judgments placed on her behavior, appearance, and background, highlighting the dangerous misconceptions that often accompany discussions of assault. Through her story, the book challenges readers to reconsider their assumptions about vulnerability and agency, ultimately advocating for a deeper understanding of the circumstances that lead to trauma.