Her basic premise is that men are simple creatures, and they all (I would say most, but she probably implies all) want is to be made to feel important, and great sex.
I would also reverse her message to allow for LDHs and HDWs, but I still think that many American women are "married" to their kids, and DON'T make their husbands the priority that they should be.
That's just my opinion, and you can disagree with it, but it's also her position THE WAY IT IS HASN'T MADE WOMEN HAPPY, not just MEN.
And, when her advice is followed, she's getting phone calls and e-mails and letters from hundreds and hundreds of men and women that their marriages are happier.
She may be old-fashioned, but I also think the current way isn't working very well -- for either sex.
