Summary of Evanna Lynch's the Opposite of Butterfly Hunting

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Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 I asked my mother what makes a rape. She said, It's when a man forces a woman to have sex with him. I asked why he would want to do that, and she said, Because he wants the woman so much that he decides to just take her. #2 I was curious about rape, so I asked my parents. Their reactions were strange. Their body language told me that rape was something serious. But sex was something every adult wanted and sought, and something natural, something inevitable, and possibly even pleasurable. #3 I was curious about rape, so I asked my parents. Their reactions were strange. Their body language told me that rape was something serious, but sex was something every adult wanted and sought, and something natural, something inevitable, and possibly even pleasurable. #4 I was curious about rape, so I asked my parents. Their reactions were strange. Their body language told me that rape was something serious, but sex was something every adult wanted and sought, and something natural, something inevitable, and possibly even pleasurable.
Summary of Evanna Lynch's the Opposite of Butterfly Hunting