Men teach me to live

Even if you have never heard of Rebecca pashes and in the work, you have more than surely ended up in an place. Especially if you are a woman. Each of us at least once in his life had to listen to a pompous, proud man who patiently and condescendingly explained to us, like a child, simple and obvious truths. This phenomenon, old as the world, finally got the name - Menspleying. It was the child who puts it, with charmingly evil irony, which described the couricious case at the party, who gave life to this term. Meanwhile, the muzzleing phenomenon sheds light on an extensive circle of problems that are not able to cover one essay. A few years later a book appeared.
... in some places a joking, in some places a whip, but invariably honest narration.
- The New York Times