Did I accidentally get another social studies-ish kind of book so soon after [b:Please Scream Quietly: A Story of Kink|61674060|Please Scream Quietly A Story of Kink (Diverse Sexualities, Genders, and Relationships)|Julie L. Fennell|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1658647151l/61674060.SY75.jpg|97273623]? Definitely less formalized, however still based on a lot of interviews and talking to people in an intentional kind of way. Loved it!
On the other hand, I felt like it was a bit too dense for me, mostly because I listened to it in too short a time. I did not give myself time to mull over new ideas that it presented, and how they would apply to me and my life. In a way I want to have done that, but I also don't because I'm scared that if I really understood all the ideas in this book, I would have to change my habits.
Regardless, I'm glad Simon Clark mentioned this book enough that I decided to pick it up. If nothing else, I at least know what I don't quite remember because I read it all at once.