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Each essay in this series was inspired by a specific and often banal incident - an overheard conversation, a book read, a song heard at the right time, a tasteless salad and a delicious candy, general cleaning, writing a resume and plans for the year, a love affair, a successful haircut, a new wrinkle. And this book is definitely not about sweets and cleaning. Every trivial action we take, every ordinary everyday experience - something we no longer pay attention to - connects us with other people, shapes the force field and system in which we live. Every minute, we are expected to do something, advised, demanded, forced, induced, seduced - while we are simply choosing comfortable socks to sleep in. This book invites us to reflect on the social and communicative contracts that hide everyday private experiences. It either forces, advises, or seduces...

Most of the essays were previously published on the website of the newspaper Den and on the portal Gender in Detail (but not all of them, of course not all of them).