Explore a new frontier in sexual ethics with this groundbreaking work. Lynne Huffer masterfully bridges queer and feminist theories, forging a post-moral sexual ethics that embraces pleasure, desire, and connection. Delving into everyday sexual experiences, queer practices, and the complexities of morality, the book offers a thought-provoking re-evaluation of intimacy and betrayal. Drawing on Foucault and Irigaray, it challenges subjectivity and reshapes sexual morality. Essential reading for students and scholars in queer studies, feminist philosophy, and ethics seeking to understand sexuality’s ethical dimensions in contemporary India. This book rethinks ethics with profound relevance.