In this study, the author attacks prejudice, arguing that feminism - the most influential social ideology of our age - has fostered a perverted orthodoxy, poisoning relations between men and women. Feminism, he argues, restrains change and confirms gender stereotypes. Rather than being an emancipating force, sex war is hopelessly outdated and against the interests of most men and women, which the author argues are mostly identicial and always symmetrical. To advance those interests and promote happiness, we need to shake off the shackles of feminism and adopt new attitudes and policies towards sex, family and men.