In the vein of Sex in the City and You have to Kiss a Lot of Frogs, author-poet Sundari Prasad lets loose a smart, hilariously scathing look at modern romance -- through the eyes of a pensive woman who has experienced the good, the bad, and the horrific aspects of the urban love hunt. Sure, women have been saying it for years: The perfect man does not exist. But we still have pretty high hopes, don't we? I'm with Stupid allows you to enjoy the amusing side of being dumped, being cheated on, and falling in love with Mr. Wrong -- through the experiences of the author. In this book, you get to meet men in all shapes and sizes: the vain pretty boys, the incurable womanizers, the tormented losers, the sleazy roughnecks, and many more. Yet perhaps the most impressive aspect of this book is its march-forward vision, which rouses women from a long idealistic daydream and encourages them to understand, accept, and learn to love themselves. After all, men are just secondary.