Rating this book is a bit complicated.. The first two chapters were stonishly good. Introduction pshyco-logic and case used. I was amazed by some things and raged at others (positively). Then the midle chapters felt too narrowed, full of gendered examples from the point of view of a cis-male; or of from American view, which felt as poor research. Also, there are endless mentions to the British and American readers, as those would be the only people that can read this book, very tiresome.. The last chapters are acceptable, but mostly repetitive although still making some good point. All in all, it is a very good read although there is a big high peak in the beginning and it can only go downhill from there. + Amazing mention to other literature to read more about some topics, which is highly appreciated.