This passage is the very end of the book and both the last page and paragraphs of the whole novel. The reason it stuck out compared to the rest of the novel is it has a very different feel to it. The author Naomi Wolf had a very aggressive feel throughout most of the novel and the following passage didn’t have that feel. Clearly Wolf is a feminist, however I only got the feel of a true feminist in the last section of the book, manly in the last few pages. The last few paragraphs Wolf tells the reader that they need to be shameless which is true, but Wolf seems to shame women who want cosmetic surgery earlier in the novel. How can a woman be shameless if a woman who considers herself a feminist is shaming them? However, Wolf talks about the