These controversial poems, written in expressive moods ranging from fear and depression, to joy and angst offer women the knowledge that when it comes to men and relationships, they are not alone in their feelings. Ex-spouses, children, court systems, and life in general in today's society are difficult and draining. Debbe Castle catches that pain as well as the sexual aspects of relationships in a not so subtle but completely understandable way, occasionally with humor thrown into the mix. Buckshot for Bubba, Full of Suds, and Want Ad are both earthy and straight-forward enough for even the non-connoiseur of poetry to understand and enjoy. The later poems deal with events in society with critical observations that will either incite praise or condemnation depending on whether you are from the left or right of the political spectrum.