The False Promise of the Sexual Revolution and Women's Sexual Freedom, with Louise Perry

Megyn Kelly is joined by Louise Perry, author of The Case Against the Sexual Revolution, to discuss the harm of the sexual revolution, the necessary differences between men and women, why women’s sexual freedom is detrimental to the feminist movement, and more.

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[meredithmarino]

Oh my gosh I'm so glad you have her on! I love listening to her. I think she is 100% correct about the sexual revolution. Thanks for having her on!

[PsychologywithDrJessica]

Love that you had Louise on your show! This is such an important topic.

[byrdmaniacsg]

Men and women are Show me a truly happy feminist. Right!

[thestandingoak]

Louise Perry is marvelous. I really hope more young women (and young men, like me) listen to what she has to say.

[baryntn]

The sexual révolution was not a good idea - Christian theologians been saying that for years, but feminism was too sweet to resist.
Now they've been vindicated.

[Louisemel]

Louise's book had a profound effect on me. I wish I'd been aware of these ideas in my 20s as I'd have saved myself a whole lot of misery. Her message is so important for young women today.

[sabrinashahab]

Previously, it was not only women, Casanova type of men were also stigmatized. Relationship between men and women were considered very important especially where procreation was involved

[tjw]

Having sex "like a Man" means you don't get to have all that much sex. That's the fact.

[MM-yizn]

Finally after decades the brutal truth about the real differences between men & women’s desire!!

[Reply-who-me]

It is my greatest regret I naïvely fell for the lies of modern feminism, spoon fed to me by my hippie mother and mainstream propaganda.

[normanmacfarlane]

Great interview
An intelligent approach
Great discussion
I must buy the book

[ingridlockey]

I thoroughly enjoyed her book, she writes beautifully.

[pamelahall]

Baloney about freeing ourselves from sexual oppression...WHAT ABOUT BEING KIND TO EACH OTHER?

[danielawilliams]

Good conversation. Even men have described feeling empty after ongoing casual sex....let alone most women. I trust God's word instead.

[energeticsoulhealer]

I'm just beginning this video, but can't not comment.

Women aren't wired that way. Sex is MAKING LOVE. We open our legs, and our hearts open right along with them. It's emotional. We are inviting a man inside our bodies. This is such a BIG DEAL. Casual sex isn't a sentence that should be uttered in reference to females (those born with ovaries and vaginas).

The alpha and omega is the perfect balance. Men have beautiful qualities I do not have, and I have what the men don't have. We have the perfect balance. It's by design.

Women have been tricked, completely DUPED.

I want forehead kisses, not to be used for my body, and lusted after and objectified.

[Gucci]

Real liberation is getting married and working on having a great emotionally satisfying relationship which is a great example to their kids and will help them in their future. Everything good takes work.

[blackwarb]

this is so true. Women get attached very fast to men and connect with there emotions and i feel like they love deeper too. Where as men, and in particular hyper masculine men with hyper attractive masculine voices and features, can detach after sex and there emotions do not carry the range and consistency and span that women's do. There are exceptions, particularly in men who are born naturally sensitive and nurturing, but that is only a small percentage.

[williamandrews]

Traditional values, religious ideas, and social pressures were designed to help people attain the best lives possible. Priorities change. People change.

[timothygrayson]

I'm a male but can't detach when confronted with a sexual situation so I disagree that men all detach.

[moonlander]

I mean, I'm not sure why everyone seems to be so excited about what that woman is saying. She is very much seeming to be a leftist in many ways and gets one or two things right about some aspects of modern feminism but that's about it, the stuff she is right about is just plain common sense.