Babydoll

In a society where patriarchal norms still linger, and morality parameters are dictated

by male perception, a young girl's quest for identity and success becomes a daunting

challenge. The parameters deemed immoral by society become the focus of her

struggle.

Meet Babydoll, a middle-class girl fighting to find her place in the corporate world,

where corruption and exploitation run rampant. As she navigates the complexities

of relationships, morality, and tradition, Babydoll must confront the dark layers of

society that seek to constrain her.

With the weight of societal expectations and parental pressures bearing down on her,

Babydoll must make difficult choices. These choices will shape her future, but the

path ahead is uncertain. Despite the promise of equality under the law, Babydoll's

story exposes the hidden, dominant patriarchy that pervades every aspect of her life.

In this world, moral and immoral acts are dictated by male perception, and the lines

between right and wrong are blurred. This thought-provoking novel exposes the corrupt

underbelly of campus and college life, where situationships and temporary affairs

between professors and students undermine the integrity of education institutions.

Through Babydoll's experiences, we witness the insidious exploitation of the girl

child, often disguised as love and care within the family. As Babydoll navigates the

complex landscape of relationships, she must confront the blurred lines between

love, lust, pleasure, and satisfaction.