Standing out in a world that worships conformity is hard. It’s even harder when the world has some pretty strict rules about what you can and can’t do especially if those rules involve something as important as your gender.
Satire it’s society’s way of saying, “Look how ridiculous this is,” without actually starting a riot. And in Ridiculous by D.L Clark, satire is practically the main character.
Ah, family. They’re the people who love you unconditionally and sometimes, they’re the people who make you consider running off to a desert island with no cell service.
Gender roles is society’s very own instruction manual for “How to Behave Properly.” Except, it’s not written in any clear language, and half the time, it feels like it was composed by a committee of people who’ve never met an actual human being.
Ever wake up one morning, stare into the mirror, and think, “Is this really my life?” Maybe you’re tramping along in a job that makes you want to fall into a deep nap right at your desk.
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