Suzanne Venker
Author and Relationship Coach
This article was originally published at the Washington Examiner. In my day (I’m 51, so an 80s girl), romantic relationships weren’t complicated. You met someone, you were attracted to him or her, you got along great, and you started dating. As in, actual dating: the guy asked the girl to dinner and a movie, and …
Join Suzanne and Andre Paradis of Project Equinox to discuss what the hell has happened to women and men and how they can get back on track by understanding and accepting male and female nature. Suzanne also answers reader emails.
This article was originally published at The Federalist. Susan Forray is a 44-year-old divorced actuary who wrote in The New York Times about her relationship with a man unlike all the others she dated in the past, in that he believed in traditional gender roles. This gentleman told Forray flat-out one day, “I’m the man. I should be …
Join Suzanne and Andre Paradis of Project Equinox to discuss the reality of male and female nature.
This article was originally published at the Washington Examiner. A new study by the University of Queensland in Australia found that women are more attracted to men with beards — which is very good to know, since bearded men are a dime a dozen these days. But it’s the reason women gave for why they’re attracted …
A similar version of this article was published at the Washington Examiner. I have a proudly progressive male friend who married a feminist some years ago who asked him to take her name. They didn’t end up going that route, but my friend seriously considered it. I thought of him when I read this recent …
There was a time, not long ago, when few woman would consider marrying a man who lacked ambition. Not the kind of unbridled ambition that fosters deep pockets—the kind that propels a man to push forward for the sake of his family, as well as for his own mental health. Men need work in a …
Join Suzanne and Andre Paradis of Project Equinox to discuss what the hell has happened to women and men and how they can get back on track by understanding and accepting male and female nature. Suzanne also answers reader emails.
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