Sheryl Sandberg's sex tips aren't half-bad

Gentlemen, don your aprons

Sheryl Sandberg
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Sheryl Sandberg's latest campaign is all about getting men to lean in, at home. As she explains in an op-ed co-written with Adam Grant, this isn't just about noble ideals of fairness, but life satisfaction, better marriages, and more sex. She's even created a new phrase, "choreplay," to describe what happens when hubby does the laundry.

Unfortunate portmanteaus aside, Sandberg might be onto something here. Even if it isn't quite how she presents it.

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Elissa Strauss

Elissa Strauss writes about the intersection of gender and culture for TheWeek.com. She also writes regularly for Elle.com and the Jewish Daily Forward, where she is a weekly columnist.