‘The War on Men’ Author Suzanne Venker: I’m Misunderstood!

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see people as individuals and don't think she can talk for all women. Women go through different experiences just like everybody. I think women should be allowed to do what is right for them freely, and not depend on a man. If she wants to depend on a man in the traditional way, that is her individual right, and I have nothing against her, but I believe in the freedom of choice. So, I think her reasoning is flawed, if she thinks that she can speak for all women. She is also influenced by Phyllis Schaffley, whom I assume that she thinks very much of. There is nothing wrong with it, but don't assume everybody has your conservative values of traditional marriage.