My Pleasure is an immersive work that explores the complex interconnections of pleasure, disgust, and agency in poetry and drama. The author, Irene Silt, poses provocative questions about the sources of pleasure and the associated processes of labor. She examines whether pleasure can exist without work or if it always exists within a context of effort and control. By unfolding binary distinctions between freedom and control, language and silence, as well as mind and body, My Pleasure not only offers a reflection on the present world but also the possibility of embodying a different order within it. The poetic language and profound themes invite readers to contemplate the nature of pleasure and the conditions under which it arises.