"The College of Femininity" is a provocative and profound novel about self-discovery, breaking stereotypes, and sparking a revolution of consciousness.
Anna and Martha enroll in a unique and unconventional institution - The College of Femininity. In this prestigious college, students are not only taught academic disciplines but also the art of embracing themselves and their bodies. Their uniform consists of white blouses, garter belts, stockings, and heels, leaving their buttocks and vulvas uncovered as a symbol of naturalness without shame.
For Anna and Martha, the first days at the college are eye-opening. The campus operates under its own philosophy, where openness, trust, and mutual consent form the foundation. During a campus tour, the girls witness practical lessons focusing on intimate interactions. Students are taught to explore their bodies, overcome insecurities, and build harmonious relationships with their partners.
However, when a video of one of these lessons is leaked online, it ignites a public uproar. The controversy divides society: some accuse the college of moral corruption, while others defend it as a symbol of freedom and self-discovery. A high-profile court case begins, threatening to shut the college down permanently.
Having undergone a transformative journey, Anna and Martha step forward to defend the college. Their testimonies in court turn the tide of the case, leading to a victory that secures the college's mission to empower women to break free from societal taboos.
"The College of Femininity" is a story of courage, self-acceptance, and defying the system. It challenges readers to rethink the meaning of true freedom and how far they are willing to go to bring about meaningful change in the world.
