The Myth of Male Power shows how society persuaded its sons to be disposable in war and disposable at work in order to survive.

Our children are taught by universities that we live in a patriarchal world where men are more important than women. The myth of male power says that the world has not been controlled by men, but by the need to survive.

The Myth of Male Power redefines power as control over one’s life, and examines the sacrifice both mothers and fathers made so their children’s lives would be better than theirs.

Dr. Farrell says failure to understand men hurts everyone. It makes women feel bad and men feel bad. It fuels hate between the sexes at a time in history when there is great potential for love between the sexes. It keeps us ignorant of male pain and powerlessness.

The Myth of Male Power is a captivating journey around the world that challenges assumptions about men, women and the family. Both sexes can ask the questions we need to begin a genuine dialogue.

If men are powerful.

Why are they having sex? We don’t know that our grandfathers are more likely to commit suicide than our grandmothers. Men lived one year less than women in 1920, but five years less than women in 2013). We have seven federal offices of women’s health and none of men’s health, but our dads are more likely to die earlier of the leading causes of death. Why are our sons expected to pay more for the 5 D’s: drinks; dinners; dates; driving expenses; and diamonds? Even though they have been disproven, myths such as men earn more money for the same work persist. Why do men get longer prison sentences for the same crime?

Dr. Warren Farrell has been elected to the Board of the National Organization for Women three times. He started hundreds of men and women. He is the developer of a new method of communication. For about 50 years, Dr Farrell has listened to both genders.

He helps women feel more love for the men in their lives by writing in a way that articulates their feelings. He helps us understand.

Feminism freed women to discover alternative senses of purpose to raising children, but nothing has freed men to find an alternative purpose to raise money. There is a void of purpose that contributes to a boy crisis. The very process required for men to succeed at work leads them to fail at love. The devil could be a she, but God could be a she. Both sexes can reduce date rape and domestic violence.

According to Dr. Farrell, the historic battle of the sexes has become a war in which men put their heads in the sand and hope the bullets don’t hit them.

A gender liberation movement that fosters a transition from rigid roles of our past to more flexible roles for our future is what he proposes.

The potential? From being role mates to soul mates is a transition in our love. There will be deeper love if the Myth of Male Power focuses on men’s perspective.

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