Comprada - A Minha Vida num Harém

Her story feels incredibly vulnerable but also eye-opening. I'm curious what motivated her to tell this part of her life and how she chose to do it.

The depiction of the harem life was fascinating but also made me uneasy at times. How did others feel about the balance between respect and critique in her storytelling?

Her narrative felt very honest, but I wonder how she navigated the boundaries of privacy and storytelling. What do you think influenced her choices?