The book that makes the case for "shared parenting", the California Shared Parenting Ballot Initiative, and keeping fathers in the lives of their children. The California Legislature is so biased against fathers that in 2005 a bill establishing shared parenting died in the Judiciary Committee gaining only one vote. Even the Republicans can't figure out how important father's are in the lives of children, and, of course the Democrats should be renamed the Femirat Party and opposes anything and everything good for children having to do with fathers, which they believe are dispensable. Several heart wrenching stories of children denied their fathers complete the book. Some of the profits from the sale go to support shared parenting lobbying efforts. Please buy one and help children keep their fathers.

The first 80 or so pages seems to be an apology for not being able to write the rest of the book using feminist thought and theory, like perhaps the supposed "connected way of knowing" and "lateral thinking". Ristock has to revert to those horrendous patriarchal constructs of reason, logic, and scientific method to make sense out of the findings of her ambitious and landmark study on violence in lesbian relationships, which she doe exceedingly well. I'm surprised the rad-fems did not ride her out of the movement on a rail after tarring and feathering her first. Ristock frankly and eloquently explains why the rad-fems for decades hid from the public lesbian on lesbian violence, which does not only appear to be much more creative than heterosexual on heterosexual intimate violence, but just as frequent, if not more so. She even reports that almost half of lesbian couples experience sexual assaults perpetrated by their partner. Now, fifty percent is huge and substantially higher than male perpetrated violence on women. Interesting, don't you think. This is another must read, particularly for those who write about intimate violence.

Anyone interested in men's, fathers, and family rights needs to read this book. It not only explains girl’s aggression but their obsessive drive for power and control. It indirectly explains why the Women Industries, particularly the domestic violence industry and family court system, are based mostly on an ideology riddled with outright lies, exaggerations, and misinformation. It is inconceivable that anyone can get a grasp of the significance of women's aggression in today's culture without reading this book. It should also be useful for anyone experiencing the horrendous consequences of having a relationship with a borderline personality disordered woman, since normal forms of female aggression are intensified in a personality disordered woman.

This is a hard to put down fascinating journey into the minds of men taken by a lesbian disguised as a man. Vincent concludes that men have it harder than women and treats her journey into manhood with a great deal of respect and sincere regard for her opposite sex.

Absolutely the best book you may ever buy if you grew up with a personality-disordered parent, mother or father. This incredible book is easy to read, packed with references, and should touch the hearts of all that read it. It is these women who raise boys and girls to be abusive, lost, and debilitated. These women are largely responsible for most the false accusations that drive the Women Industries and Family Court Systems. This is a must read for anyone interested in domestic violence and equitable treatment by the Courts.

Holly molly! Katie slams to the mat man-haters Clinton the Hillary, Ginsberg the Ruth Bader, Fonda the Jane, and that big nosed skinny woman on Sex and the Pity that our weird world finds so attractive. O'Beirne names names in rad-fems nonstop march toward taking over our schools, families, military, and sports, all at the expense of men, children, and the women that love them. These rad-fems are a piece of work for sure. If you read "Odd Girl Out" and some of the books here about borderline personality disorders you may conclude that rad-fems are simply a collection of mentally ill women who can't keep a man because they are completely nutsoid and really belong in a straight jacket at mental institution.