I started reading it because a few posts on this sub made it seem like some sort of revelation about women, but decided to stop five chapters in. Not only did it contain absolutely nothing that I hadn't already heard, it was a clear attempt at flattering men while retaining the "women are superior" narrative.

It took every opportunity to call women stupid and men smart, but at the same time made excuses for why women are stupid and conditioned that way by soyciety.

At some point it talks about the great things men could do if they put their minds away from women and implies that all the great stuff men have already done is nothing.

It mentions that only women matter to women, which might sound alright upon first reading it, but the explanation of this behaviour given by the author wouldn't satisfy a slightly critical mind, and the more you examine the claim, the more untrue it becomes.

If you want to laugh at a chameleon, go ahead and read the book. If you're expecting to learn something, this is not the book for you.