The End of Men Book Reviews

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From the men about to be extinct.. Even though I did not agree with the book what so ever. I couldn't put it down, I don't know if it was the frustration or the topic that wouldn't let me stop. However as a man, I rather be informed and know what the future hold so I can be ready for it. With that said, in no means do I except this future hands down. I rather work myself to the bones then be a say at home husband. Therefore, I thank you Hanna Rosin for writing this book, it gave me a lot to think about my future and the way I intend to change it. For some men like me, I rather choose death then not be able to provide for my family the rest of my life.

Disappointing. I had high hopes for this book having read a positive review in a national newspaper but was deeply disappointed. In the first chapter dealing with women's sexual liberation, Rosin's word choice is shockingly foul. Maybe she felt the need to establish "street creds" but it was gratuitous. From there she compares men and women primarily through anecdotes. Though she does refer to some statistics to buttress her case, she relies far too heavily on personal stories. The book reads as if Rosin started her project with the hypothesis that men are incapable of adapting and then cherry picked interviews and publications to make her point. She complains that men are failing and gives many examples gained by interviewing men, women and couples. She describes men as lazy, uneducated and uninspired. She uses the stories and cites various advertisements to and about men. She asserts that men generally don't have the social skills that women have but does not convincingly explain why. She is correct that the breadth and extent of the success of women was unexpected and that men have reacted sub-optimally. What she misses is that boys now, like girls in the 1960's, are responding to pervasive socializing messages from their teachers, their parents, their peers and the media. Boys are being socialized to expect to be failures. Rosin, though, seems clueless. Rosin uses examples of boys adapting to expectations of them as proof that they cannot adapt. She's apparently never heard of the Pygmalion effect and may be too young to remember girls being trapped by their own socialization in the 1960's. Her hypothesis, the title, seems more to be a goal rather than a tested notion.

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