Suzanne implodes the idea that women should focus exclusively on career and "worry about marriage later."

Suzanne announces her return to The Suzanne Venker Show. As always, you can reach Suzanne with your comments, questions, or suggestions at [email protected].

In this episode, I share an announcement about the future of The Suzanne Venker Show.

Suzanne talks exclusively to men about how to be great husbands and outlines six ways to win their wives' hearts.

Suzanne answers a listener question. 

There isn’t a person on this planet who can avoid relationship conflict (unless, of course, you remain single.) In fact, if you’re someone who hates confrontation, you're going to struggle to be in a marriage or relationship at all—until or unless you learn how to embrace conflict.

Suzanne discusses why it's critical for couples to embrace conflict and offers six tips for having hard conversations with your spouse.

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STUDY referenced in this episode: "Couples who argue together, stay together, study finds

Dr. Warren Farrell's Couples' Communication Course: https://communication.warrenfarrell.com/role-mate-to-soul-mate-course/

Suzanne answers an email from a woman who asks how to explain to her bf that living together is a bad idea.

Suzanne explains what millennials get wrong when it comes to money and marriage.

Suzanne reads Dennis Prager's recent column, "What the Left Has Done to Women's Desires," and adds a sixth example of how feminist ideology has undermined women's desires and even their common sense.

Suzanne discusses the advantages of women marrying earlier rather than later.

Women's priorities change as they age

The problem with the "finding oneself" argument

Men's and women's different dating strategies

Why whom to marry is the most important decision we'll ever make

A new report shows almost half of young people want to marry on the younger side: "Is Marrying Later Always Better? New Report Says No."

New research showing that after age 32, the odds of divorce increase by 5% per year: https://ifstudies.org/blog/want-to-avoid-divorce-wait-to-get-married-but-not-too-long