Can you explain what lorraine meant when she says that her mother is fixated on the subject of men?

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In the book The Pigman, when Lorraine says her mother is fixated on the subject of men she means, it is all or nearly all her mother thinks about. She is stuck on why men are so awful.

Answered - 49 days ago at 9:13pm on Apr 08 2012

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