Status Updates From Male Fantasies: Volume 1: W...

Endnote from the “Biographical Tradition” section in Pt 1: “I am not about to use literature to make this point. Anyone who is interested can discuss it at length with actual women.”

I’m disappointed by this book.. I was really interested in the subject. I think its a no-brainer that misogyny and fascism go hand in hand,as an ideology that worships dominance + infantilizes/strips the weak of autonomy…but I couldn’t get through even the first section. so many wild conclusions drawn from mundane passages. after this I felt I couldnt trust the author to make good arguments