He grew up in the countryside as the youngest child in a large family, and became one of the few people from his village to attend university.
Deeply influenced by traditional beliefs, he thought that as a man, he should live the way a man was supposed to. Even after getting married, he stuck to his own ideas and refused to change.
He obeyed his mother in everything and trusted her unconditionally.
He believed his wife should submit to him.
He saw his children as extensions of himself and felt no need to respect them.
Surely everyone knows a chauvinist who clings to traditional beliefs and refuses to change even in this new era.
Today, the author invites you to take a look inside the mind of a true chauvinist.
This novel is told in the first person, but the "I" in the story is not the author.
The story is based on real life.
