Anyone read this before? If so, I'd love to hear thoughts on this piece of literature.

Highly recommended. This book is intense and overdoses on forbidden knowledge. This thing is off the hook. How in the hell have I just heard of this just now? I did feel like I was being debriefed on the culture of an entirely different species. This should be required reading, especially for anyone interested in Gender Studies.

It's written by a 70's era European Feminist and is a completely fresh take on Patriarchy, equal rights, and the battle of the sexes (and between sexes), Esther's scathing remarks leave virtually no soul left -insulted by the end. 10x more vicious than anything I've ever read on the subject. This is actually the greatest, most compelling argument for women being in the workforce and furthering education. The author faced violent death threats over 40 years for what was written and eventually fled to Argentina (where she remains today). Neither Traditionalists Conservatives nor mainstream Feminists of the time liked what she wrote. Just about over 100 pages, very quick and easy to read.

Even if you are either of these types, read this book, just so you know where MRA's and even MGTOW are actually coming from. If you want to know why males aren't allowed to play with dolls growing up, or why beautiful women often don't make use of their intellectual potential, or why beauty standards are increasingly unattainable for the average woman, or why men can be so dependent on female company to the point of murder or suicide, or why women have never really been emancipated in the first place and how it relates to male liberation, this is the book for you.