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"I Forgot My Underpants" by Maya Tulchynska is a funny guide to the life of an ordinary Ukrainian woman. Funny because we women often try to laugh when we are in pain, especially when we face unfair expectations or humiliation just because we were born in a female body. Laughter is therapy for us, it helps us go through life no matter what: give birth and raise children, take care of our husbands, make a career. It is our pill that helps to soften the pain. Laughter is our defence when tears should have appeared in our eyes."

Maya Tulchynska writes about misogyny, menstruation, imposter syndrome, and inequality in society in such a way that we laugh heartily at it and that this laughter gives us the strength to change our own lives and the lives of other women for the better. You will definitely recognise yourself and women close to you in the pages of this book. "

"I wrote this book to laugh with you at everyday follies, at all our women's nonsense, and even at serious things that seem to be no joke. But if you don't laugh at serious things sometimes, you can go crazy. And we need a roof in place, and we have a long time to live. Laughter will help us with this!"

WARNING: For people who think that feminism is a bad word, as well as for anyone who suffers from clinical defects in the sense of humour, lack of irony, and chronic seriousness, this book may cause irreparable disorders in the picture of the world!