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Just Another Number

Maggie Georgiana Young

Kindle Edition | Pages: 366 pages

Rating: 3.85 | 75 Users | 23 Reviews

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Title	:	Just Another Number
Author	:	Maggie Georgiana Young
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 366 pages
Published	:	March 6th 2015 by Bad Reputation Publications (first published February 10th 2015)
Categories	:	Feminism. Nonfiction. Autobiography. Memoir

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Just Another Number is a memoir structured by the first 23 men I had sex with. It’s about how American society curbs women to validate themselves by men. Through my lovers, I relive all the shit I got myself into because of that. The book paints a gritty portrait of a Tennessee teen who- in the midst of bulimia and meth abuse- joins the Navy.
Just Another Number hops through the various shades of chauvinism in the conservative Bible Belt, the male dominated military, and the superficiality of southern California. My story is littered with hypocritical Christians, brainwashed warriors, deadbeat band guys, and the spoiled, cocaine snorting trust fund offspring of California’s elite. It also entails eating disorders, drug cultures, social media, and of course, military corruption. Although the memoir harbors the darkness and tragedies of my stories, it is packed full of raunchy, satirical humor. Just Another Number dips into the gritty, humiliating aspects of sex from bodily functions to cringe-worthy one-night stands.

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Ratings: 3.85 From 75 Users | 23 Reviews

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This was a fun read in spite of the fact it deals with some really difficult topics. From child abuse to rape to how women are too often mistreated by the men they date all with an insight into the world of the Navy.The language in the book is salty, which I loved because it's not something you hear often from women. That language, though, offers some really intense descriptions of sex and also perfectly spot on observations of relationships between children and parents, men and women and how

hilarious, dark, heartbreaking, uplifting, inspiring... there is NEVER a dull moment in this book!

It takes an enormous amount of courage to disclose one's life to the extent that Young has done in this frank, and sometimes confrontational, memoir. Such courage must be respected even when the means of expressing it do not altogether please.Young's writing is in general articulate and fluent, and the book was an easy read from that point of view, although use of language was at times careless and the work would have benefited from tighter editing.I did find parts of the book distasteful. There

Ugh. I wanted to like this book so badly. It takes guts to write so openly about ones life as she did, and she told a story many women can relate to, but I had to force myself to get through this book. It's written like an unedited first draft of a book. It's scattered and she often repeats herself. The author comes across as the type of person that swears they're not racist but then constantly says racist and transphobic remarks. And who still uses the R word in an insulting way? Two stars for

You can recognize survivors of abuse by their courage. When silence is so very inviting, they step forward and share their truth so others know they aren't alone. ---- Jeanne McElvaney, an American authorMaggie Young, an American author, pens her debut memoir, Just Another Number where she accounts her life during the navy days when she ran away from her home as a teenager to join it, not only that she captures the dark side of the navy and the fact that how teenage girls get so lost in the

Maggie Young is a forerunner of modern feminism -- a feminism that deeply understands and embraces the power of female sexuality. A feminism that grows ever wiser and brighter with each oppression faced. Firstly, this is just a super exciting read (if you disagree, I don't know what to say to you). This amazing string of experiences, as written by its brilliant author, will bring you laughter and heartbreak -- sometimes in the same chapter. Ultimately, I believe that in laying out her testimony

Just Another Number is a loud and lewd coming to age memoir, where one is never sure the author has exorcised her demons. This memoir is both engaging and trying at the same time the authors Sisyphean struggle with weight and men provides a conflict, which she seeks to overcome throughout her tale. The language is bold and direct. Sometimes the reader is left wondering if the tone is meant to sensationalize here tale. The book interesting like a diary, whereby the reader is able to assess the