Sean King

Interesting story with poor narration.

Revisado: 12-18-22

Different actors do different voices for the same characters so it becomes confusing who’s talking. I wish they would have kept it consistent. One moment the baron has an extremely deep Darth Vader sounding voice and a few chapters later he’s got a high voice and lisp. Like who edited the audio for this thing?

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Great message that gets ruined with contradiction.

Revisado: 10-01-22

Book starts out with a great message about radically loving your body and fighting body shame, then it gets riddled with contradictions when it tries to include people suffering with Gender Dysphoria (gender identity disorder).

Radically love your body, except if you suffer from gender dysphoria, then just do whatever you want. Fight for others to love their body and spread the message about loving their body no matter what, except if they suffer from gender dysphoria, then just pander to them and change your language to make them comfortable.

Near the end of the book the Author mentions the brain being the body and any mental disorder is okay because it's "the body" to them. Implying mental disorders like body dysmorphia is okay then because it's a mental issue and that's now "the body". Which goes against the entire book about radically loving your body.

Book starts out great but then just feels like pandering to people suffering with Gender Dysphoria.

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Felt very negative and whiny.

Revisado: 11-22-21

Felt like the author just hates their boobs, hates men, capitalism and hates republicans. She blames all her problems on men, her boobs and anyone with a different political view. Takes no responsibility for her own decisions and life. All the complaining made the book feel super long.

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A bit hard to follow at times

Revisado: 03-07-21

So many congruent storylines happening at once it’s hard to follow at times. Wish the swinger element wasn’t present too. Feels like it aligns nudists with swingers when it shouldn’t and confuses listeners as to what’s what at times. Would have been a lot better if the “lifestyle” and sex club was left out.

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Pointless and hard to hear

Revisado: 01-25-21

Hard to understand and hear a lot of this podcast in book form. Especially the interviews over the phone. There's also no conclusion so it kind of feels like a waste of time. Questions asked but not answered.

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Everyone should listen/read

Revisado: 03-02-20

Easy to listen to and binge. I’d encourage everyone to listen or read this book. It provides some very interesting and thought provoking information on what our culture is doing to women and the corruption of the medical industry.

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Just like season 1 on HBO

Revisado: 11-27-18

The book and the season are pretty much exactly the same. The book has more details about character age and a few more characters. But it's pretty much exactly the same. Narrator does a nice job as well and gets super into it. Even does animal noises and instruments.

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Good book. Ok Narrator

Revisado: 11-27-18

Stories are awesome. Narrator is hard to understand a lot do to his accent and the accents he gives to characters though. It's hard to understand without having the ebook open at the same time at points.

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So much better then the movie

Revisado: 11-27-18

I don't understand why they changed the story so much for the movie. The book is a lot better. Beginning it seems like the writer has some bitterness and negative history towards religion and church which seems to go on for forever but after that the book is awesome.

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