Nothing Serious
How Modern Love Lost Meaning (and How We Can Restore It)
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Nothing Serious
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Rikki Schlott
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“A profound and astonishing work. Everyone who loves girls or cares about girls and young women should read this book.”—Jonathan Haidt, author of The Anxious Generation
“Nothing Serious is the smartest book on modern love in years. Read it.”—Scott Galloway, author of Notes on Being a Man
Why, despite the many wins of modern feminism and the promise of empowerment, do many young women feel anxious, unfulfilled, and alone? And with so many choices on dating apps, why is modern romance a hellscape for young men and women alike? In Nothing Serious, journalist Rikki Schlott, who has known these struggles personally, addresses these questions with reporting, expert interviews, and analysis—ultimately offering a different approach to female empowerment and relationships that actually works.
At the center of Schlott’s argument is a contradiction women keep running into: The things meant to empower women end up disempowering them. If hookups and casual sex were once liberating, today many young women feel they must be sexually available. Once women fought to choose something other than marriage and family life, but ironically, today young women face stigma when they express traditional desires for commitment.
Schlott shows that a new vision is desperately needed for female life and relationships―one that reclaims sexual choosiness as empowerment, that leverages the experiences of past generations of women, and that embraces biological realities with wisdom.
Nothing Serious is not a call to turn back the clock or judge other people's choices. Instead, Schlott’s perspective is relatable, honest, and deeply empathetic. She invites us to rethink what female empowerment really means and encourages women to trust their own instincts—so they can build lives that are truly free and fulfilling.
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“Schlott has produced a profound and astonishing work. I knew I’d find gripping stories about sex, dating, and the mismatched expectations of young men and women. But I didn’t realize I’d find each story illuminated by some of the best ideas in the social sciences. Everyone who loves girls or cares about girls and young women should read this book.”—Jonathan Haidt, author of The Anxious Generation
“Anyone who wants to understand today’s sex, love, and marriage recession should start with this book. Schlott writes not as a scold but as a fair-minded guide who understands that love is foundational to human freedom.”—Christina Hoff Sommers, author of Freedom Feminism
“Feminists fought a long time to get what girls and young women have today: sex lives free from shame or societal expectations. Schlott addresses a consequence of that advance: the loss of something young women yearn for but don’t even know how to name. Admitting they want romance, love, and commitment would seem reactionary to them. Nothing Serious makes a counter-revolutionary argument. It’s one that will resonate with many, many readers.”—Caitlin Flanagan, author of On Thinking for Yourself
“The scarcest asset in America isn’t housing or Nvidia chips—it’s commitment. An entire generation raised on infinite choice is having less sex, going on fewer dates, and marrying later than any cohort on record, and they’re not happy about it. Nobody has explained why better than Schlott. Nothing Serious is the smartest book on modern love in years. Read it.”—Scott Galloway, author of Notes on Being a Man
“Without giving an inch to censorious moralism, Schlott exposes the blind spots and trade-offs in sexual ‘liberation’ ideology, especially as commodified in contemporary America. Nothing Serious is an engaging and illuminating read.”—Stephanie Coontz, author of Marriage, a History
“Anyone who wants to understand today’s sex, love, and marriage recession should start with this book. Schlott writes not as a scold but as a fair-minded guide who understands that love is foundational to human freedom.”—Christina Hoff Sommers, author of Freedom Feminism
“Feminists fought a long time to get what girls and young women have today: sex lives free from shame or societal expectations. Schlott addresses a consequence of that advance: the loss of something young women yearn for but don’t even know how to name. Admitting they want romance, love, and commitment would seem reactionary to them. Nothing Serious makes a counter-revolutionary argument. It’s one that will resonate with many, many readers.”—Caitlin Flanagan, author of On Thinking for Yourself
“The scarcest asset in America isn’t housing or Nvidia chips—it’s commitment. An entire generation raised on infinite choice is having less sex, going on fewer dates, and marrying later than any cohort on record, and they’re not happy about it. Nobody has explained why better than Schlott. Nothing Serious is the smartest book on modern love in years. Read it.”—Scott Galloway, author of Notes on Being a Man
“Without giving an inch to censorious moralism, Schlott exposes the blind spots and trade-offs in sexual ‘liberation’ ideology, especially as commodified in contemporary America. Nothing Serious is an engaging and illuminating read.”—Stephanie Coontz, author of Marriage, a History
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