It was described as a guide for women to prioritize love and family over career and money. It was discussed that the book challenged the cultural message of prioritizing independence over marriage and motherhood.
So the premise of the book is essentially that we are teaching young women and our daughters and our female students just basically through Hollywood, the media college professors in our homes, how to...
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It was described as a guide for women to prioritize love and family over career and money. It was discussed that the book challenged the cultural message of prioritizing independence over marriage and motherhood.
So the premise of the book is essentially that we are teaching young women and our daughters and our female students just basically through Hollywood, the media college professors in our homes, how to do life as though they are never going to get married and have kids.
And by that, I mean over the course of your life in piecemeal fashion, not all at once.
It's just saying we do not. We do not teach or encourage young people to think long term.
So the subtitle is actually probably more explanatory than the title which is it's a new roadmap for women who want to prioritize love and family.
And it's basically saying look there's a whole different way you can map out your life opposite of the way the culture is teaching you and that is that marriage is good.