3,5/5. A reflection on masculinity in our modern world. The title look cheesy but it does have a good thinking behind it all. I didn’t learn much from it, being what I like to think a well balanced man, but I think it might help people grew and develop themselves as good man. With the feminist movement growing in strength and sometimes going far beyond what it should be, I think that those discussion and reflection are essential in our modern world. How can we develop strong and independent women without asking men to sit and do nothing, or be lapdog? How can we raise strong and intelligent man, without transforming them into bully or being rude, or worst with women? I really hope we should be able to put equality up front, while respecting and accepting that we all have our strength and weakness, and stop running a gender competition that lead to nothing. I hope I made myself clear on this very sensible subject... That being say, it wasn’t the greatest book on the subject, but I really think it can provides good frame of thinking and development to achieved a well balanced way of life!