Straight

In a fascinating exploration of love and identity, this book delves into the historical and cultural evolution of heterosexuality. Hanne Blank and Fran Tunno uncover how a term that feels so entrenched in our lives is actually quite recent, tracing its roots back just a century and a half. Through engaging narratives and insightful analysis, they highlight the way societal norms and perceptions around sexuality have shifted over time.

The authors invite readers to reconsider the concept of heterosexuality, peeling back layers that reveal its complex, often misunderstood nature. They share intriguing stories that showcase the interplay between personal experiences and broader cultural movements, sparking thought and conversation.

With a warm and approachable tone, they make the subject accessible, appealing to both those curious about sexuality and those who've pondered its implications on a deeper level. It's a refreshing invitation to think critically about how we define and experience love in all its forms.