Male are ignored.

[Thabiso Matsoele]

I have read this book and what comes to my mind is the way Austen treats men. She seems to be concentrating on females and trying to show how they should conduct thier lives. She is only dealing with different aspects of women's lives and the way she treats males is obvious that she didn't matter how they lived. Another thing is the way she interacts males, she seems to so partial in talking about their acquintances as males, that is why in most conversations there is a woman involved.