Title: Only Read If You Like Perversion
Product review: Ruth and Joseph live tgether. Ruth suffered an eating disorder in high school, and has saved documented conversations, tape recorded arguements, and diaries from this time. Joseph is a teacher, teaching Russian people the English language. Joseph knew about Ruth's disorder back when he feel in love with Ruth. He chooses to break into her diary, several times, and read and reread her diaries. He dwells on the eating disorder. All he can think about is sexual intercourse, and how her body radiates in sexual energy and sexual senses and sexual longing for him. He has needs, after all. He throws himself upon her one moment, after a bulimic episode, and that blew it for me, folks. It should have blown it for him, too, but he keeps on. I didn't even want to finish the book cause of it's sexual perversions. I don't know if this book is truely about anorexia, or if it's about something worse. Joseph would not give up on this poor woman, but I gave up on Joseph.
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