This book talks about all the ways men deceive women into believing something that will never be.

	They are beasts, disguised as meek sheep, when inside they are predators. They present themselves to their future victims as "Prince Charming", or "The perfect man"; until they achieve their objectives, one of them is, marrying their victims and that is when they show their true face and nature, which are predatory beasts without any feelings.

	From meek sheep, they become these cannibals, thirsty for new blood and hungry for power who are capable of committing all kinds of monstrosities, to commit their objective and that objective is "Power" and to shout loudly, how proud they feel they have achieved their goals.

	They also want and wish to highlight with this cannibalism, that they are cannibalistic macho and proud of it.

	Every November 25, the day of non-mistreatment of women and the International Day for the elimination of violence against women is celebrated and commemorated and through this book, I wish to make a strong appeal to women who, should not to allow himself to be mistreated, humiliated, beaten and raped by any man.
	We must learn to say "NO" to mistreatment, abuse, beatings and rape, by them and we must also know when to say "Up to here", "Enough!", "No more", "It was enough" or as Lorena Gallo ex Bobbitt did to John Bobbitt who, tired of that vicious cycle of beatings, mistreatment, humiliation and rape, cut off her husband's penis, in self-defense.


	We must have a perfect idea that if there is a life after that hell and that life, it will always be much better, if we know how to live it.

	Finally, we should not be part of a number of women who are underground, due to the mistreatment of us.

SHE IS ME

Rosaura and José Antonio have been married for ten years and José Antonio for six years has dedicated himself to mistreating, hitting, raping, and humiliating his wife for everything. 


 At first, everything was wonderful, perfect, rosy, because they were both living in a wonderful fairy tale and after a while, things turned for the worse. 


 One day, José Antonio came home drunk, his wife complained about why he came home drunk and he, drunk and how he could not take the complaints anymore, slaps her so hard that he makes her fall to the ground, and he begins to kick her. 


 "Women like you, we are like that," José Antonio told his wife Rosaura, who would not stop crying. 


 "I'd better go, I can't stand your crying," the husband told her again when he saw and heard that his wife would not stop crying. 


 José Antonio left, knocking on the door of the courage he had. Rosaura stayed on the ground, motionless and not knowing what to do about it. 
