k. O. Sex freely follows the previous trilogy of Tao sex, ciao sex and Mao sex and follows the postmodern development of sexual relationships. It analyzes the three phases and three generations of feminism, from Simone de Beauvoir to Germaine Greer to Meeto, from the emancipation of women to the psychic massacre of men. The book entertains the revolutionary of contemporary feminist firmly against the "fascist-racist" masculinity of the white heterosexual embodied in the person of Donald Trump. They shake their heads at the enthusiasm of today's Feminists for Islam, who has its own many years of experience, how to cope with female rebellion. And it tries to calculate dozens of new gender identities and laughs a lot at all, even though it is in some places a chill on her back with a tension where our civilization is slowly rushing.