Bobika is a man on the pill. In Hearts of Knob, he recounts his journey faced
with self-doubt, the deconstruction of his own virility, physical discomfort, but
also the fragility caused by a sometimes caustic, jeering, and mocking environment.
In sharing his exchanges with sociologists, doctors, and feminists,
he shows us that beyond a personal initiative, male contraception is above all
a social issue. A “ballsy” project!
Bobika is a man on the pill. In Hearts of Knob, he recounts his journey faced
with self-doubt, the deconstruction of his own virility, physical discomfort, but
also the fragility caused by a sometimes caustic, jeering, and mocking environment.
In sharing his exchanges with sociologists, doctors, and feminists,
he shows us that beyond a personal initiative, male contraception is above all
a social issue. A “ballsy” project!
