Suzanne Venker
Author and Relationship Coach
This article was originally published at the Washington Examiner. I gave an interview the other day about the new FX/Hulu series, Mrs. America, the fictional account of the 1970s fight between feminists and my aunt, Phyllis Schlafly, over the Equal Rights Amendment. Feminists wanted it passed; Phyllis and her supporters didn’t. (If you’re interested, here’s the behind-the-scenes true …
Let me guess: When you first met your wife, you pulled out all the stops to “get” her. You put 100% effort into your appearance; you listened intently when she talked; and you told her how fabulous she was. Then, sometime down the road, you had sex. And when you did, it involved a lot of …
Are you a woman who knows she wants to get married and have a family more than anything else, but you’re hesitant to tell anyone because you fear the responses you’ll get from your parents, your friends, or, well, from just about anyone you tell? Or perhaps you’re a woman who’s already mapped out a …
The first time I took to the computer to write a book, or to attempt to write a book, I’d quit teaching. I was so disturbed by what I’d witnessed in public schools I started reading voraciously about education. That research, along with my personal experience, ignited a fire that never went out. Though I …
Some of you may know about the new program Mrs. America, FX’s new nine-part mini-series that began on April 15. If you click here to read about it, you’ll go down a rabbit hole. It has received loads of media attention. Mrs. America is the story of the feminist movement’s efforts to ratify the ERA …
If there’s one thing that’s sure to drive the average wife crazy, it’s watching her husband do nothing. But is your husband really doing nothing when he’s doing nothing? Join Suzanne and Andre Paradis to discuss the intricate workings of the male mind. This crucial information can save your marriage, or at the very least …
The Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) was a proposed amendment to the United States Constitution. It was advertised as a great benefit to women, something that would rescue them from centuries of second-class citizenship and for the first time put women in the constitution. The argument of those who were for it was that American women …
Are you one of those wives? You know which kind I mean: the kind who nags her husband (i.e. pleads, cajoles, yells, etc.) to try and get him to do something. I know, I know: How else will anything get done if you don’t nag? I get it. But I have one question. How’s that workin for ya? The problem …
You might think getting marriage advice from a divorce lawyer sounds odd. In fact, it makes all the sense in the world. After all, divorce lawyers are not that different from marriage counselors w respect to what they see in their offices. It’s true that divorce lawyers help couples get divorced rather than stay together, …
It’s hard to find a millennial these days who isn’t “woke,” or who’s “politically correct” so as not to offend anyone and who’s a full-on social justice warrior. Meet Suzanne’s virtual assistant, Kelsey Merritt, who’s in studio, to discuss how music and pop culture have changed over the years and ultimately produced a “lost” generation. …
For more than twenty years I’ve been fighting back against feminism, waking people up to the cult-like nature of a movement that claims to be empowering but in reality is the exact opposite. Feminism is a failure is because it is rooted in victimhood and deliberately drives a wedge between women and men. Its entire …
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