Tied Up In Knots: How Getting What They Wanted Has Made Women Miserable

Conservative media star, and cohost of The Five on Fox News Channel, Andrea Tantaros reveals why decades of progress for women haven't brought them happiness. Women today are told they should work like men, behave like men, have sex like men. There's just one problem. Women aren't men. The result? Today's women are (literally and figuratively) tied up in knots-trying to strike a balance between what they want and what they're told to want. In this lively contrarian romp through the American cultural landscape, FOX News personality Andrea Tantaros argues that the swapping of gender roles has had a drastic effect on the modern American family, the workplace, the bedroom and beyond. With scathing wit and insight born of personal experience, Tantaros tears apart the illusion of gender equality that has left men and women alike dejected and confused. In Tied up in Knots, Tantaros reveals: , ∗The Phony Sisterhood of the Traveling Pantsuits - how women become their own worst enemies, judging each other, and holding each other back against a new, self-perpetuated glass ceiling. , ∗The Birth of the Lady Bro - How pop culture encourages women to treat sex and relationships like men do, instead of being true to themselves. , ∗Castration Nation - How taboos against masculinity hold back the development of boys in America This is a book that shows what modern feminism has wrought. And it isn't pretty. It's a much needed gut check for females everywhere on where they are and what they really want out of love and life.