On 13 Feb 2005 19:13:41 -0800, "Hyerdahl"  wrote:

>While the media continues to bombard women with marketing related to
>meeting and "catching" men, "Solo Bliss" advocates
an approach to life
>that doesn't waste a single second on "the hunt." Rather, Lauren
>proposes that if Prince Charming is going to make an appearance, he
>would be more impressed with a dynamic, self-sustaining woman who
>boasts a full, active solo life than with a longing bride-to-be.

Here's where feminists make their mistake. "A dynamic, self-sustaining
woman who boasts a full, active solo life [, not] a longing
bride-to-be." says nothing about wanting a relationship. Yes, partners
are better is they're not endlessly needy. But they have to make the
conscious decision that they actually *want* a relationship. The
review never indicates anything about that (and feminists wonder why
they can't get a date).

IOW, it's simply another "girl power" book.

Who cares? They're a dying breed.



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