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June 25, 2018
* Note: I've had the comment section on my blog turned off, but it has since been re-enabled.
In my last post, entitled "How to Be a Man," I wrote about women "testing" men. Here's a paragraph from that post:
Let's look, for example, at the parable of Adam and Eve, where...
June 20, 2018
At face value, it may seem odd that a woman would advise a man on how to be, well, a man. In fact, for a long time I resisted writing this at all for exactly that reason. Shouldn’t men, not women, tell men how to be men?
Ideally, yes. Unfortunately, it isn’t happening—f...
June 17, 2018
This article was originally published at Fox News.
In a recent article in GQ headlined “Are Kids the Enemy of Writing?” the novelist Michael Chabon describes a conversation he had many years ago with a writer he admired. At the time, Chabon was engaged to his now ex-wif...
May 17, 2018
* Note to Readers: I do not post everything I've written elsewhere here on my blog. For example, here's a recent article I wrote for USA Today, and here's another at Washington Examiner. If you want to keep up with everything I write, regardless of where it's published...
May 1, 2018
* The following article was published at Fox News yesterday. I will be on Fox & Friends tomorrow morning (Wed.) to discuss...
A friend of mine whose mother died recently was going through her parents’ memorabilia and unearthed a Western Union telegram from 1954 that her...
April 30, 2018
If you Google the name Matthew Mellon, you'll learn he was a banking heir and businessman. You'll also learn that he died suddenly last week at the age of 54, that he'd been married twice and had a total of five children, and that he was a recovering drug addict. Final...
April 23, 2018
I received an email the other day from a woman named Jessica who wanted to address why romance novels are such a "booming industry." Namely, because they cater to women's ingrained desire for a dominant male—the subject of a new book I'm writing.
He...
MEET SUZANNE
Welcome! I'm Suzanne Venker—a wife of 20 years and the mother of two teenagers, one of each sex. I'm also a writer who's committed to helping women let go of feminist attitudes and assumptions that undermine their ability to find lasting love.
As the author of five books and countless articles, I've read hundreds of books, newspaper and magazine articles, scholarly papers and blog posts on modern marriage, on work-family conflict, and on feminism and gender politics. I've attended conferences, given speeches, and heard from scores of men and women across the country and beyond.
I don't know everything, but this much I do know: the culture is your enemy. Everything it teaches about the topics above will land the marriage minded woman in a ditch.
So if you're rockin' it in your professional life but struggling in your personal life, ask yourself this: Is it possible that how I've been taught to think is the underlying problem?
My best guess is yes. But do not despair! Thoughts can be changed. Which means success is always within reach. :)
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