Two nonfiction books have recently addressed the issue: Sortir de l'Hétérosexualité, by Juliet Drouar (Getting Out of Heterosexuality, Binge Audio, 2021, not translated in English), and Comment Devenir Lesbienne en Dix Etapes, by Louise Morel (How to Become a Lesbian in Ten Steps, Hors d'atteinte, 2022, not translated). Sixteen years later, the literary world is tackling the question of a possible impasse in male-female relations even more directly. If it makes you happier, it's a good thing.' More on this topic Subscribers only Sexual stereotypes: Uncharted territory after Mars and Venus But on constantly hearing them moaning that women don't fuck enough, don't like sex as much as they should, never understand anything, you can't help wondering, what are they waiting for? They should just fuck each other. They are always explaining how much they love women, but we all know they're fibbing. In 2006, in her cult work King Kong Theory, Virginie Despentes noted the limits of heterosexuality: 'Men love other men. Sexual orientation does not determine practices, according to Maïa Mazaurette, columnist for 'La Matinale,' who invites us to move beyond the rigid framework of heterosexual culture and broaden our horizons for a more open sexuality. How can anyone still be heterosexual? Column
