On the Art of Making Up One’s Mind by Jerome K. Jerome. Short summary

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The English writer believes that men often make fun of the fairer sex. The author rhetorically asks whether the former are better than the latter.

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Jerome believes that members of the stronger sex often make jokes about the way women behave. He asks the rhetorical question of whether the former are better than the latter. The English writer addresses men who are proud of their own superiority. The author wonders if they have never thought about what closet item to wear today to please a lady.

Jerome says it is possible to wear a light-colored suit — such clothes, in his opinion, emphasize the broad shoulders of their wearer. In addition, according to the author, there is a great opportunity to show up to a woman in a black surcoat. The English writer believes that such clothes are more suitable for those men who are under 30. But he still thinks that the best solution is to appear in front of a lady in a suit that is designed for riding horses.

Jerome cannot understand why women love men. However, the author is certain that the beauties do not pay attention to the appearance of the cavaliers.