“Required reading for all men who wish to exist in a world of increasingly empowered women. Get these insights before we take over!”
– Janet Livingstone
A Satirical Take on Gender Equality
A comedy book that exposes the absurdities of stereotypes and breaks unnecessary taboos to show that women are not only strong but funny.
With tongue-in-cheek realism, the new book “Random Female Syndromes: Funny Fixes for All the Things You Thought Were Wrong with You” redefines societal hang-ups with humor. It allows readers a safe space to wonder why they let bogus limitations define them. And, “(y)” shouldn’t it? After all, it’s about time the “fairer” chromosome collectively redefines the norm and gets uproarious on her own terms.
Providing laughter around what frustrates feminists most
Created by a group of diverse women who work together to create hilarious content daily, The Syndrome Mag movement is about community. Begun in Italy with a Facebook page publishing jokes by women that soon went viral reaching millions of people, the new book is an offshoot of that mindset.
Random Female Syndromes is a compilation of articles written by 35 women of a wide array of races and cultures demonstrating the power of female collaboration. It pulls double duty by targeting pressing issues like #MeToo, the pay gap, and reproductive rights, providing laughter around what frustrates feminists most.
