Good lord, what absolute trash writing this woman puts out, and how unfortunate it is that so many people love her books. My all-girls book club always was raving about her, so I finally decided to read Verity. I'll admit, I was hooked and finished it in a couple days. But, those are two days I wis

If you haven’t read it, or not since you were a kid, consider reading the Island of the Blue Dolphins. It’s a beautiful story about a girl who survives alone on an island for years. She builds houses, explores, finds food, and befriends animals. The end was sad: she goes back to society and imme

Has anyone read this yet? I've just finished it; well worth the read, especially for those too young to remember when abortion was illegal, Therapeutic Abortion Committees ... "She glances down at the members of Parliament strolling in across the pea-green carpet below. Suits, bald heads, and sho

From Gavin de Becker’s Gift of Fear. Wanted to share this somewhere~

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Hi Everyone, Has anyone read this book? I just finished it and wanted to discuss with other women, especially ex-muslims. I am not muslim myself but I come from a similarly traditional and misogynistic culture where the men are vile and use religion to disguise their vileness. I wanted to talk to pe

Lemme just start by saying I know you don't have to agree with every piece of advice an author has in order to get something from their overall message.....however I'm surprised this was on the FDS reading list, because I'm only two chapters in and I've found quite a few problematic pieces of advice

I am on a journey to increase pleasure in life, be more kind to myself and to just enjoy myself more. Are there any books that can help to guide me in this matter? Do you ladies know of any fun self care books that are rad-fem oriented? I don't want any male centering bullshit in them, or overly cap

I've been reading a lot about books -- books published, books for sale, books in libraries, and books recommended, especially for young people whose opinions and expectations are still being formed. One thing I've noticed is that young people are not reading older books and are not being encouraged

Best book I've read in years. I started it before bed and meant to read for maybe a half an hour before going to sleep but it sucked me in and I sat up over 2 hours and read it straight through. This was so good. Wow. I already knew a lot of this information so thought it was going to be like a ni

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Late to the party as ever, but an incredible read, would highly highly recommend! I rarely read fiction and I finished this book in a day, it was that good. Recurring themes surrounding the base dishonesty/cruelty of men (and their pickme ass handmaidens of the patriarchy), the isolation of being an

Story time! If you would prefer to skip ahead to the book review, go to The Book! This book came to me at just the right point. A few months ago I got around to reading The Gift of Fear (yup, different book. Bear with me). The main takeaway for me was understanding that my body is super-clever and

So instead of reviewing the entire book, which sympathizes and explains cheaters and cheating behavior, I've just skipped to the most pertinent chapter. Cheaters have a rehearsed lie if they ever get caught. Denying, having a good story all memorized so that it comes out sincere. Because cheaters

The Game: Penetrating the Secret Society of Pickup Artists The Mystery Method One other stupid male centred advice book that I can't remember the name of Ready? A man should have sex with any women who will have sex with him to build up confidence to go after a woman that he really wants. This s

I just finished reading the Twisted series by Ana Huang. Although the series is nice, but it’s not quite FDS aligned, so I was wondering if there was any FDS aligned books out there? I just want to read a book with green flag guys and use that as an archetype to fawn over. With Huang’s books, ther

Hello sisters any recommendations for cptsd for us women you have read which really resonated and made a difference . Thanks in advance

Super short (approx. 40 pages) and concise, it's a book you can read in one sitting. Boundaries are important to protect ourselves from people that seek to take advantage of us. From realizing our own needs and rights, what is boundaries, how to create and defend our boundaries, and how to spot if

This is an old book but omg it is full of gems. Straight from the Scrote's mouth. He lists out multiple excuses that men give when they don't want to commit, and it's like reading a collection of all the posts that FDS women put up before they leveled up and realized the shit men pull. This book and

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I’m reading “Our Bodies Their Battlefield: War Through the Lives of Women” by Christina Lamb and I’m about halfway through. This stuff isn’t in our history books. What I’ve learned so far: There have been MANY, MANY atrocities in MANY regions across the world. In each of the wars listed in the boo

I was an avid reader as a child, and I have been trying to reconnect with my inner child's curiosity lately so I have been reading more books by feminist authors. I have halfway through Dworkin's bibliography, but also read Julie Bindel's Feminism for Women and Kathleen Stock's Material Girls. I lik

I have recently read a number of books that really shatter some socially accepted myths about us and our bodies - that we are designed to give birth (we aren't, we're designed to be live just as much as men. We're just capable of giving birth. No one says men are designed to ejaculate!) and that we

I recently got into the habit of reading every night and I'm almost done with why does he do that by Lundy Bancroft. I'm in the middle of right wing women by Andrea Dworkin so I think I'll finish that first. I think I'm gonna order the gift of fear by Gavin debecker since that one seems to get recom

I really enjoyed this book! A great fictional read about women's community, and a lot about midwifery back in nomadic days. I'll be honest to say that I don't know...maybe any stories from the Bible. This book, The Red Tent, is about the wives of Jacob, and his one daughter, Dinah. The red tent

(The poem doesn't reflect my feelings, but the feelings of the MC from my Visual Novel). I "Forever and ever, embracing the fragments that downpour into my wings: I know they still can't fly, but, someday, they will realize the feeling of cutting through the wind…" (taken from AIR and Kanon openin

Thank you. I reached out to a new therapist today but I wanted to read about it...

Finally got around to this one and I cannot recommend it enough - the section on healthcare alone is enraging but full of really helpful information. Basically, the premise of the book is that almost everything in the world has been created and designed using men as the "default" human - which means

I recently finished Lundy Bancroft's Why Does He Do That, which was extremely eye opening and one of the most important books I've ever read. I noticed quite a few parallels to child abuse though, and wish to read more on that, however I'm not well versed on what the most important literature is on

Manhwas are Korean comics (with English translations) that you can read for free on webtoons.com or after searching for them online. They helped me through most of my dark teenage years, and reading them is still one of my favorite hobbies. That said, here are my favorite manhwas (a golden list beca