Lies Young Women Believe: And the Truth That Sets Them Free Book

I had to pray about writing this review because the book had made me say yes one minute and be angry about the closed mindedness the other.
What do I agree with:
1. Definitely do not think that you cannot live without your friends, current set or any other set. 2. Definitely do not think that you are nothing without your boyfriend
3. Definitely do not thing that you have to do what he asks for sexually if you want to wait for marriage before taking that step.
4. Definitely do not let peer pressure push you into anything that you find incompatible with your faith.
What I do NOT Agree with:
1. That practicing the exercises of yoga is a satanic or other faith practice. It's just exercise and you can connect with God this way just as well as through other ways.
2. That meditation practices are not good for Christians. If we meditate on bible verses what can be wrong about that?
AND the absolute worst one from this book:
That women have but one primary purpose to be a good wife and mother. That motherhood is their fulfillment. What a lot of baloney. I did not chose motherhood because I am not good mother material. I am glad God let me live in a time where contraception is possible and I did not have to have babies. (It would have been a sad life for them, indeed.) I am not a career woman who spends 60 hours a week working. But I do object to someone telling me that my only true calling was to get married and have kids. I don't even like kids, not yours and I am sure mine neither. The mere thought of having kids is awful to me. And don't someone write to me and tell me about the ticking clock. I have been on contraception for 38 years and am just about done with that kind of "fruitful" part of my life and I never once heard one single "tick" nor one single "tock" EVER! If God had made me to embrace motherhood He would have 1. given me a better mother, 2. given me the desire for kids, and 3. supplied the skills. He did none of that. So, regardless of what verse you want to toss my way, motherhood was NOT my calling. And there are plenty of other women who are in the same position. I chose not to have kids, I didn't want kids, I don't have kids, I don't like kids, I never wanted kids, from the very earliest thoughts I did not want kids. Ever.