This book gathers eighteen letters written between 2010 and 2020, in the first person. Addressed to parents, to a publisher, and more broadly to a certain cultural establishment, they form a fragmented, intimate and political correspondence.With a bold, referential voice — citing Beyoncé, Fellini, Carrie Bradshaw and Nizar Qabbani — the narrator claims her choices, questions her contradictions, and explores the shifting terrain of feminism. Between anger, irony and clarity, these letters trace the outline of a struggle often disoriented by the borders it crosses.