Delusional Romance

I personally don't think the book Young Wives Tales should be brought back into the curriculum. There is really no point to this exert at all. All it talks about is a woman's struggles on having an orgasm. I really don't care if someone wasn't able to enjoy sex as much as they can now. I would rather learn about factual information about feminism than personal experiences. The best part about the reading was that she gained independence and learned how to pleasure herself without a man's help. This may motivate other women out there with the same problem to go out and do something about it. By talking to your close friends you realize you have a lot more in common with people than you think. She was able to overcome her fears and problems, and she never gave up. This story would be extremely helpful to other women with the same problem, but for others it really doesn't matter at all. It's basically about her complaints about marriage and sex and that it didn't live up to her standards. I don't believe that reading those books could have truly ruined her idea of sex for that long. That's why these stories are called young wives "tales", they're just tales.