I read the book. It was interesting to hear from women who were born quite sometime ago. Things are very different from 1994 now and I think technology and social media have played a big part. For the first time we are hearing about men’s emotions, this wasn’t happening much in 1994, only women seemed to talk. Men are not coming across to well we’ll we have the scourge of Epstein now unfortunately. My feeling about women today is that they are very sensitive and don’t try to understand men. I think that most men are not misogynist but they have become very cautious about women. Anna
Hi, Anna. Thanks for reading Good Will Toward Men 1994/2025. I’m happy you found it interesting to read how different things were in 1994. Could you post a review wherever you bought the book to help spread the word that it is a good conversation starter for what’s going on between men and women today? Much appreciated.
Perhaps there is a philosophical difference between what equal rights for women mean when you exclude men from your moral stance - if one is a woman talking to a man, that is.
Great post Jack and great to see the book re-ignited! The problem you outline is potent and stretches across numerous industries including Hollywood, TV and print media, Academia and, of course, school textbooks which started this mess back in the 70's with the feminist bully bigots doing their one eyed dance.
Now places like substack are out of their grasp and their desperation is exposed in their creating a bogey man they call the Manosphere to flail in hopes of controlling any anti feminist talk.
They are losing their grasp on the cultural message and will hopefully be exposed as the bigots they are.
I will try to read the book and understand its message, this is all so confusing given all that we have been fed for the last few decades.
Yes ok I can do that
It’s nice to see your review on Amazon, Anna. Many thanks for that.
Thanks, Anna.
Thanks, Anna. I look forward to hearing what you think.
I read the book. It was interesting to hear from women who were born quite sometime ago. Things are very different from 1994 now and I think technology and social media have played a big part. For the first time we are hearing about men’s emotions, this wasn’t happening much in 1994, only women seemed to talk. Men are not coming across to well we’ll we have the scourge of Epstein now unfortunately. My feeling about women today is that they are very sensitive and don’t try to understand men. I think that most men are not misogynist but they have become very cautious about women. Anna
Hi, Anna. Thanks for reading Good Will Toward Men 1994/2025. I’m happy you found it interesting to read how different things were in 1994. Could you post a review wherever you bought the book to help spread the word that it is a good conversation starter for what’s going on between men and women today? Much appreciated.
Perhaps there is a philosophical difference between what equal rights for women mean when you exclude men from your moral stance - if one is a woman talking to a man, that is.
Hi, Will. Thanks for your comment.
Great post Jack and great to see the book re-ignited! The problem you outline is potent and stretches across numerous industries including Hollywood, TV and print media, Academia and, of course, school textbooks which started this mess back in the 70's with the feminist bully bigots doing their one eyed dance.
Now places like substack are out of their grasp and their desperation is exposed in their creating a bogey man they call the Manosphere to flail in hopes of controlling any anti feminist talk.
They are losing their grasp on the cultural message and will hopefully be exposed as the bigots they are.
Thanks. Much appreciated.