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The book reads more like a sensational polemic than a serious effort. There are lots of instances of lazy thinking, and generalizations so sweeping they are almost comical. However, the book is basically correct. | The book reads more like a sensational polemic than a serious effort. There are lots of instances of lazy thinking, and generalizations so sweeping they are almost comical. However, the book is basically correct. | ||
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The book met a very hostile reception from most of her fellow feminists. The author also claimed to have received death threats because of the book. In modern times the work is somewhat popular among [[MGTOW|MGTOWs]]. | |||
==On married incels== | ==On married incels== | ||