This book is a must read for any mother wanting an introduction to the New Normal, in wake of the COVID 19 epidemic. The world is not going back to normal at the end of global quarantine for COVID 19, and this book details why. Reading this book is a must to prepare your daughter for success in her profession. This book will teach mothers, young and old, how to find the right man; and keep him. Think of this book as a playbook for seduction and not getting caught, based on lessons from whom that have and might get caught.

(Side note: The content of the book is horrifying because of the accurate description of the legacy of 19th century academia - a phenomena originating in the fem-dom-arcray of Eleanor of Aquitaine's Royal court, the first beta-male: Richard the Lion Heart, support of the Vatican, structured using maritime admiralty law, and using the blood and bones of the desperate men of the 1500s as mortar.

However, the most horrifying aspect is the legacy which has not been written. The written legacy details the beginning of the phenomena that has ensured countless lives have been ruined in the 20th and 21st centuries.

Avoiding use of Amazon, prior to the purchase of books by this author, had been a principled stand taken in opposition to this Beast system. Since I knew the same social phenomena responsible for Amazon and this book, was also responsible for the author. However, purchase of the book was a reaction to the choice of a local professional working at Equinox giving into the pestering requests of a suitor in the work-place. The dime-a-dozen a professional, whom was making many others jealous and lustful, had secured the attention of a local service man whom felt comfortable enough in his masculinity, after brainwashing and employment, to "ask her out" and she said yes. However, this routine is predictable and was not the event motivating the purchase. The look of horror on her face, as she walked past me and exited the building, was the motivating event for purchase. Her horror was at a social reality forcing her hand; my horror game from being powerless to defend myself, the service men, me, or any of the jealous and lustful peers from this Beast system. Her looked conveyed everything: that she had played all her cards; cards she did not want to play, but felt she had too because of social circumstance.

As the maxim goes: "every action has a equal and opposite reaction." My reaction to her sentiment of dread was the purchase of two books by this author. Purchases made in hopes of informing myself more about a social phenomena I have sensed since 1990.

Sorry, "Red Pill"ed dudes, and Man-o-sphere guys, the reality you are figuring out now has been true prior to Wikipedia and Reddit. However, Red-Pilled guys know this: your efforts are working. My sentiment is just sadness for 1) all those whom did not make it; and 2) all the future victims in this war. Also, I would offer these words of caution: regarding women, make sure you don't over-look the few that actually might be able to help you against the many whom don't care (I don't hope or pray that some few exist, I know they do, I just worry how those few might be made into monsters due to circumstance, just like the few guys whom are not yet monsters might be made into monsters by circumstance - to survive or to protect their countries: i.e. the story of Dracula, in the movie adaptation with that actor who plays Tywin Lanester from Game of Thrones).

My horror, was only made worse, knowing my financial purchase supported the Beast system. At least with COVID 19, all the jobs associated with the drug trade are suffering.

Two subsequent purchases of the book were made just to gather more information about the New Normal. The normal is one which I had thought I escape when I left public and private school in the United States, however, I realized upon entry into college, that I re-entered a world where such behavior witnessed was not just re-enacted among-st adults, and now on a global level.)

I bought the book, saw that it was lacking reviews, and now feel compelled to write. I’m going to do it the easy way: cons, neutral, and pros, starting with the bad

Cons

~Tiny book

The “book” is very small. 38 pages, and about 15 font

~Not a lot of depth

Partly because of its size, it doesn’t go into a whole lot of detail. The information it has is good and useful, but if you’re someone like me who is already invested in female-on-male rape, frequents pages and websites that deal with the issue, and has already done some personal research, you probably won’t learn anything new. (It does, however, have citations that might be useful to you)

~Could use more sources on certain topics

While there are many citations, it makes a lot of statements that really should be cited, but aren’t. For example:

*60% of men who are raped by women freeze during the rape

Anytime percentages are used, I believe citations should be used. For me it’s believable because I’ve read a similar things before in other studies, but this won’t do anything to convince someone who’s already skeptical about or against the possibility of female-on-male rape

*Erection is a physical response that doesn’t equate consent

I know this is true, but a lot of people don’t. I believe a statement like this should have evidence

http://freethoughtblogs.com/hetpat/2014/09/11/the-flesh-is-weak-on-the-erection-equals-consent-rape-myth/

http://www.popsci.com/science/article/2013-05/science-arousal-during-rape

http://goodmenproject.com/featured-content/yes-rape-victims-get-erections-too/

*Many women who rape use drugs and alcohol to diminish the capacity of the boy to resist

Another thing that I was already aware of, but is without citations nor even examples in the book

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3021813/Science-teacher-24-gave-male-student-alcohol-sex-him.html

http://abc13.com/news/former-nfl-cheerleader-accused-of-raping-15-year-old-boy/381803/

http://www.news9.com/story/26280402/yukon-woman-arrested-accused-of-raping-teen-boy

http://www.dnaindia.com/mumbai/report-raped-by-friend-s-mother-over-3-months-teenager-tells-cops-2073569

http://krqe.com/2015/04/06/cyfd-therapist-indicted-for-rape-of-boy-at-juvenile-detention-center/

http://www.news.com.au/breaking-news/zimababwean-man-wasdrugged-and-raped-by-gang-of-women/story-e6frfku0-1225935141547#ixzz11j0VOoaN

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3007905/South-Wales-Jehovah-s-Witness-36-sex-15-year-old-schoolboy-avoids-jail-sentence.html

*The whole section about the effects of female-on-male rape I believe has a lot of truth to it, but once again, with so few citations and examples it may not be very helpful for someone who hasn’t already studied it

It generally is harmful and many boys and men who experience it face negative consequences, but there are A LOT of people who believe it’s not harmful when a woman does it, that female-on-male statutory rape, especially, is a victimless crime, that most men would “enjoy” being raped by a woman

So because this misconception that “males and female are different and men/boys aren’t harmed by female-on-male rape” is so prevalent in our society, saying that it’s harmful and saying that these men experience certain problems (mental health issues, physical health issues, frequent headaches, difficulty sleeping, social isolation, depression, anxiety, damaged sense of boundaries, unknowingly seeking out other abusive women) much more often than men who haven’t had this history is something that—unfortunately—has a much higher burden of proof than saying male-on-female rape is usually harmful

http://www.wnd.com/2014/03/big-surprise-for-woman-who-had-sex-with-boy/

http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/man-reveals-pain-shame-being-1908091\

http://www.dnaindia.com/mumbai/report-raped-by-friend-s-mother-over-3-months-teenager-tells-cops-2073569

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/law-order/female-sex-offenders-trigger-similar-trauma-in-victims-as-male-sex-attackers/story-fni0ffnk-1226626040689

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/11/18/double-standard-seen-when-boys-sexually-abused-by-women/3615947/

http://goodmenproject.com/ethics-values/sexual-abuse-boys-getting-lucky-media-needs-stop-promoting-myth-hesaid/

http://www.wnd.com/2006/03/35370/

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/04/05/teacher-sex-30-days-candy_n_7006672.html

http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/10538712.2011.539964#.VSnWCvnF-Sp

http://www.myfoxtampabay.com/story/27261097/former-cretin-derham-hall-student-files-suit-after-sex-scandal

https://1in6.org/men/other-guys-like-me/thinking-about-learning-more/

http://www.psmag.com/politics-and-law/women-sexually-assault-men-92099

http://www.canadiancrc.com/PDFs/The_Invisible_Boy_Report.pdf

http://www.psychforums.com/sexual-abuse-incest/topic91857.html

http://www.science20.com/news_articles/men_get_sexually_harassed_too_and_its_harder_them_women-111599

http://www.cnn.com/2013/10/09/living/chris-brown-female-on-male-rape/

http://www.avoiceformen.com/mens-rights/have-your-victims-child-to-avoid-jail-the-victim/

Neutral

~Addresses other forms of “sexual fraud”

This can be a pro or con depending on your viewpoint. A good portion of this book deals with paternity fraud and false rape accusations, which are other sex-related means that predators can use to manipulate, control, and harm their victims. I believe it’s worth addressing, however it isn’t female-on-male *rape* exactly as much as a separate means of female-on-male sexual control

So if you’re really just looking for information on female-on-male rape (forced, coerce, unwanted sex) this whole part may seem like an unnecessary digression

Pros

~Addresses a topic that’s usually ignored

The obvious plus about this book is the topic in general. It’s important for the sake of male rape victims (and for the greater good of society as a whole) to acknowledge that female-on-male rape is a real thing, a harmful thing, and something that’s far more common than is being adequately addressed

~Important resources, citations, and information

Even though, as I mentioned in my cons, this book could have done with a few more citations in certain areas, where the citations did exist, they were very helpful. Overall the book is filled with valuable statistics and material that people interested in learning about the phenomenon of female-on-male rape might want to look in to

~Addresses the negative effects of female-on-male rape

This section overall didn’t have as many sources as I believe it could have, but it did make a lot of valid points, such as how even though many men may not be allowed (or may not be willing) to see themselves as “rape victims”, even (especially) men who are in denial about it are still much more likely to experience certain negative effects than men who haven’t had these experiences. Also one of the sources that it does provide, about “Long-Term Effects of Sexual Abuse among Men” is very telling in itself

Conclusion

Even though this book easily could have had more sources and even though this book may not be the best for learning new, in-depth information about male rape victims if you’re someone who’s already familiar in the issue, overall it had valuable information and citations and is a decent essay (essay, not book) about the fundamentals (e.g. that it happens more often than people think, that male victims of female perpetrators are shamed in society, that male victims of female perpetrators are negatively affected by it) of female-on-male rape

Our society is just too frightened to look behind the curtains this book opens.

This book addresses a difficult and painful subject from which most men will run or shut down the thought train raised by this issue. We are so frightened of the reality of the capacity for evil in some women that we cannot look at it too closely. We, men, are especially too terrified to see behind that curtain. As men, we trust our lives, our freedom, and our precious children to women without qualm At least we do until we, or our children fall victim to one of the evil women in the world.

John Davis writes about what we have dared not think. The media, until recently kept the sadistic and sociopathic behavior of criminal women out of the front pages and often out of the news entirely. Police refused to investigate; prosecutors refused to indict; and judges refused to hear these cases because it is an issue that strikes abject fear into the souls of men if they stop and think. They reflexively run from the possibility of women as sex offenders. It is our blind trust in the decency and nurturing nature of women that shields so many of those women who are criminal and evil. It is this same characteristic blindly attributed to all women that has kept the more egregious female sex offenders on the streets.

I have been present when a judge told a troubled and addicted 15 year old boy "You got lucky" while sentencing the woman molester who babysat the boy starting when the boy was two. She testified that they had sex daily from when the boy was about 11. She received a short probation and only had to pay half the psychiatric costs to date, $1,500, the boy's father had paid trying to help his troubled son. How many years did that stupid judicial statement set back the boy's treatment for multiple problems, including serial sexual activity in middle school with multiples of young girls.

In my years of court I have seen many other examples but that was one of the more poignant and the harm more tragically apparent. The woman was free to molest again with a slap on the hand, And, this female pedophile was told by the judge that she did a favor for this young boy though it was apparent 'the favor' had destroyed much if not all the rest of his life.

Thank you, John Davis, for opening the curtain.

At first glance, it seems like this content of this book could have fit into a news article.

It was a good perspective on a topic which is typically obscured by the conventional media. It looks at the other side of the coin but lacks depth for a robust defensible argument.

Product came in fast and in perfect condition!

This has helped me to begin processing what happened to me. I was taught to believe that only men can physically, mentally, and emotionally be aggressors, and that women are only able to be victims. However, I was never able to come to acceptance with this, and not being able to cope only led me further down into despair and self-destruction.

I am incredibly thankful that a number of books like this are there to help men who are struggling come to terms with the pain that they may not even know they have been carrying around with themselves.

I can be wrong, but the only thing I would disagree is that it's not rare among men to rape men. Men would kill, torture, abuse, and more to other men, so it's very likely rape could come into play. But everything else, I do ahree.

Makes for interesting reading

I liked this and Men Who Rape, it clarifies a lot and puts a hard topic in a bright and clarifying lens.

Really interesting facts, but at times it loses real academic prose, using the feminism movement as a hatred force of all men and what represents masculinity to understand why women rape

Required reading as a refutation of feminist dogma.

Scholarly research.

Ok. Not as detailed as I was expecting.