WHY MEN LOVE BITCHES:
THE BOOK REVIEW
This is a review that has taken time and glad
to say that it is finally done. To start us off I will quote Judy Mazel’s
review,” Smart, witty, and right on, a must-read for
any woman who wants to capture her man’s interest.”
Mmmmh hmmmm now I got the ladies attention and the guys who are too
skeptical to believe that their secrets have been uncovered.
For my regular readers you can recall I did a review on Steve
Harvey’s “Think like a man, act like a lady.” This is in the same genre but
with a lady (Sherry Argov) doing the enlightening.
The author describes the book as a relationship guide to women who
are too nice and emphasizes that the use of the word bitch is to mean a woman
who is kind yet strong. This is contrary to the initial concept of the abrasive
lady who is not at all likeable.
Humor
is the underlying tone in the whole book and
I
must say it is as witty as they come. She goes through the book guiding ladies
how to captivate and sustain a man’s attention. She gives’ principles’ on how
to behave in various case scenarios that are the norm in relationships.
She tries to guide women from going from the ‘doormat’ that gets no
appreciation to the ‘dream girl’ who has the man’s ultimate attention. The
major highlights of the book are how to move from seemingly needy to dignified
and the importance of self esteem. She enforces her message with short stories
from the various people she interviewed for her book. (Real names withheld)
What I liked most is how she leaves room for one to choose what to
take and what to leave out. She also uses a lot of quotes from historical and
present admirable figures.
Similar
to Steve Harvey she does encourage not going the whole nine yards with a man
while still new in the relationship.
More so she highlights the importance of a man’s ego and how to
be-friend it to get one’s way. Also key in her book is how much men love the
thrill of the chase and how inborn is their instinct to be hunters.
Needless to say that the book may be termed as controversial but I
would say that it is a good one to unwind with.
Rating: 8/10
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