A radical and provocative essay on the business of female desire in the era of empowerment and the patriarchal pact.

Is the consumption of erotic services by women a form of empowerment? Does paying mean consenting? Through the analysis of cultural products and interviews with gigolos and other men who dedicate themselves to female pleasure, this powerful essay reflects on the commodification of sexuality and the neoliberalization of intimate life. Andrea García-Santesmases invites us to think about the traps of pleasure, heterosexuality as an institution, and the limits of consent in the face of the patriarchal pact.