Every Young Woman's Battle: Guarding Your Mind, Heart, and Body in a Sex-Saturated World Book

WARNING **** IF YOU RESPECT AND LOVE GIRLS IN YOUR LIFE DO NOT GIVE THEM THIS BOOK! THIS BOOK IS TRAAAAAAASH.🤬It is full of shaming and it places a lot of blame on women and little girls---LITTLE GIRLS. It is marketed like a Christian, morals and self-respect book but it is nothing more than propaganda to shame little girls and young women about her sexuality. The red flag begins with the author: she is a "born again Christian" who discusses her childhood sexual abuse and chronic re-victimization as if it was her fault and she goes on to say that she ruined her relationships because of her promiscuity when in reality what she needed was a little less bible thumping and hell of a lot of therapy. She shames girls for exploring their sexuality and goes as far as waiting to kiss until after you are married. She completely misses the point of informing about sexual assault, childhood molestation and rape verses self love and healthy sexual explorations. Ethridge and places blame on a child for being molested by an adult as if children have any way to consent. She even goes as far as to say that a woman who confided in Ethridge shared that she had masterbated and therefore had marital problems because she could not orgasm with her husband with intercourse alone and he resented HER for exploring her sexuality and the author had the audacity to suggest that if it weren't for the woman exploring her own body she would have a healthy marriage----first off if her partner was only interested in his own orgasm and not hers he is a pig. How dare he shame his wife for exploring her body to achieve an entitled to orgasm ? News flash misogynists: Your dick and penetrative sex is rarely the end all be all for a woman's orgasm (if she even orgasms from penetrative sex at all). This book does not discuss any forms of contraception, safe sex or female sexual health. Abstinence only sex education is not only dystopic and unrealistic, moreover it puts people's sexual health at risk. And don't get me started on Etheridge's homophobic pseudo-Christian rhetoric...🤮This book enraged me on so many levels.