(Un)kind

The book offers a sharp and humorous examination of how the concept of kindness is often weaponized against women, exploring the societal expectations that pressure them to conform to a nurturing role. It delves into the implications of kindness culture, revealing its impact on women's behavior and autonomy. Through insightful analysis, the author challenges the notion that kindness is inherently virtuous, highlighting the ways it can be manipulated to uphold traditional gender norms.