Sex I an unflattering, no-holds-barred portrait of Pallavi-her life, inhibitions, sexual frenzy, emotional complications and her pursuit to find a deeper and nuanced meaning of life and self through her numerous affairs. Pallavi's writing is the most confessional personal essay one can ever imagine. She never shies away from telling the reader about her imperfect, impulsive and vulnerable dark side, stripping herself bare and including her most detailed, glorified sexual and primal impulses. There are a lot of sexual undertones in her story because she wants to give sex as much space in her writing as it exists in the world she lives in. Sex is a huge part of most people's lives-be it actually having sex or imagining about it. The characters in this memoir are real and have all possible human flaws, as they live in denial and struggle through life's moments.Sex I a fountain of wild energy for anyone who is stuck in an image of social approval, whose life is caving in, where monotony is getting the best of them, and who doesn't know how to get out of it. Grab the book for a jump-start!