Note to the Reader:

No women were harmed in the writing of this book.

PREFACE

This is a book about the decline of virtue in women. 

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Here are a few of the things I attempt to explain in the essays ahead: 

1. There is no more sex available to men in general today than there was before the sexual revolution; i.e., men in general did not gain at the expense of women from the sexual revolution. 

2. Sex today, whether on college campuses or in the larger society, is not a “free for all.” 

3. Men do not “prey upon” women. 

4. Women are not naturally monogamous. 

5. Women do not naturally look for “worthy” men to marry; i.e., there is no moral component to female sexuality. 

6. Our current problems would not be solved if only men would “man up” and accept their traditional responsibilities. 

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 I do not consider myself a “men’s rights activist.” ...  If I must be labeled, a better choice of words might be “women’s duties activist.”

[ The Occidental Quarterly, vol. 6, no. 2 (Summer 2006): 9–37]