Respect (The Breaking Point Vol. 3)

The book explores intense and taboo themes, and I’m curious how the author balanced capturing the complexity without crossing into uncomfortable territory.

Their choices can be morally grey, which made me question whether I was condoning their actions or just understanding their struggles. What was your take?

The backdrop adds such a raw, authentic feel—I'm wondering if it was based on real places or more of a mood the author wanted to evoke.