Not Hooking Up

The sexual revolution promised more sex and more fun if we could just loosen the bonds of marriage, monogamy, and female modesty.

More than fifty years later, the results are in, and the sexual revolution has failed as badly as Bolshevism. Although some did indeed end up with a lot more sexual partners, for most, the sexual revolution has led to broken families, collapsing birthrates, widespread celibacy, and an epidemic of loneliness.

In Not Hooking Up, F. Roger Devlin shows that, because of human nature, these results were inevitable. It turns out that modesty, monogamy, and marriage both increase the amount of sex and distribute it more equally-as well as promoting families, children, and a future for the human race.