Title: what is her problem?
Product review: As many have noted, Flanagan is not a housewife. She's a well-paid magazine writer with a lot of domestic help. That's no crime, but it does make her a hypocrite, since she blames everything she doesn't like about modern life on the failure of women to do the very things she also doesn't do ( cook, clean,focus every minute of waking life on hubby, kids, and house). She cuts herself slack she won't grant other career women and makes all kinds of unfounded assumptions about their lives: their marriages must be unhappy, their children prefer the nanny, if they get cancer their husbands won't take care of them. If you think she's just kidding about wanting the 1950s back, see her lament for the good old days when women performed their "wifely duty" whether they wanted to or not. Basically this is an anti-feminist tract masquerading as sophisticated social comment.
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