- ISBN13: 9781580627566
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Product Description
Do you feel like you are too nice? Sherry Argov’s Why Men Love Bitches delivers a unique perspective as to why men are attracted to a strong woman who stands up for herself. With saucy detail on every page, this no-nonsense guide reveals why a strong woman is much more desirable than a “yes woman” who routinely sacrifices herself. The author provides compelling answers to the tough questions women often ask: -Why are men so romantic in the beginning and why … More >>
I cant’ believe that “stupid people” would exacly waste their time and read this stupid garbage from a stupid philosopher who knows no more then the next person. This is not sound advice and I haven’t even read the book I already know I would not compromise my way of doing things. First of all, be loyal to yourself and treat others the way you would want to be treated. the way you treat yourself will be the same way you treat others. Second, don’t change who you are by being catty just to prove a point the only thing you are doing is undermining your own self-respect which diminishes your values. And thirdly, if you want to know how a man should treat a women and vice versa look in the Bible for your answers. It gives sound advice and the only good advice for any type of relationships. (by the way you should be married for God does not condone fornicators or adulteress). This sound advice is pratical, trustworthy, and foolproof. And the best thing about it, it’s free! Why pay someone for advice that can’t guarantee you how your relationship will turn out anyway? This author did not make herself, God made all of us so shouldn’t we follow what he says since he knows whats best for each and every one of us?
Rating: 1 / 5
In the upcoming Oliver Stone film “Alexander,” Angelina Jolie plays Alexander’s mother Olympias. She was the third of six wives of Philip II of Macedonia. Since her marriage to Phillip At age 16, she held her own against Philip’s infidelities and against all sorts of machinations and schemes against her son. She helped Alexander secure the throne, and when Alexander died aged 32, she kept his children away from his generals who were looking to murder them. Finally she died when she came out in defense of her 12-year-old grandson, in full battle gear at the head of a 32,000 Greek army. If you want to read about how a woman holds her own, read about Olympias in Partha Bose’s Alexander the Great’s Art of Strategy (Penguin Books).
Rating: 5 / 5
I am laughing over here over your stupid comments. Here you are b*tching about men not treating you as an individual, but on the book’s you have reviewed, among them are 1001 Conversation Staters and The Rules–a widely recognized defunct dating book. What is the matter, no imagination to think outside the box or have any original conversation starters of your own? Is it any wonder why so many men then see women more than not as sex objects? Seldom is there anything else that a woman can offer.
And as for pornograghy, which you bemoan, let us not forget it is women that are stripping for the camera and the almighty buck, which makes them kind of like wh*res, no? Face it, women are advertising themselves as commodities and men will shop around.
As for your one-sighted family values crisis, it is not only men that sometimes prove utterly worthless as parents–but lots of so-called “women” too. Simply because a child has passed out of your opening doesn’t give you or any woman a get-out-parenthood pass. And moreover, given that women do carry the burden of carrying a child, perhaps more of them should treat sex and pregnancy with greater respect instead of giving it up so readily and negligently and not demnading protected sex. Short of rape, it takes two to tango baby–and a woman is more culpable in not using sound judgement because she is the one that carries a child. So stop your damn whining and b*tching and grow the hell up. Women have a hell of a lot of growing up to do and I suspect you and many on here are either young dumb girls or seriously backward “women” that I truly hope will never procreate.
Your kind are true losers. And men are not merely getting wise to the fact that there are many worthless female losers out there–they already are well aware of it and know it and unabashed in pointing it out. If anything, men today are not sexists–but separists: able to see the women from the pool of woman-girl losers out there that quite frankly aren’t worth a damn. And as for the feelings of female losers out there? In the immortal words of Clark Gable: “Frankly my dear, I don’t give a damn.”
This isn’t your momma’s generation sweet cheeks–so get use to it.
Rating: 1 / 5
Its a really nice book…but somehow only for those ‘girls’ who are born ‘Bitches’…(I mean who are born ‘smart’ & know the ‘skills-of-the-trade’)…But somehow for nice girls (like ‘me’) it can be very sad, frustrating & demotivating…
Bcoz I just can’t change my ‘true self’. Yes, i can hide/fake it for a little while & ACT really cool & smart…But eventually my ‘true self’ will come out…Then what will i do (esp.lly if the ‘bait’ has still not been trapped) ?
Anyhow, in a way its a GOOD BOOK, so every girl must read it atleast once to find-out what’s happening on the ‘other side of the fence’.
Rating: 4 / 5
Guys, this is a great book to read for no other reason than it will help you strengthen your game and read what other women are reading about us. Find out if you are unwittingly giving yourself away with unsaid cues and learn what women are looking for in men, especially what they are wanting men to be looking for in women. Versatility is the name of the game in playing the game, and reading up on your prey and what drives them psychologically will definitely give you an advantage. Learn of their desires, their needs, and how to placate and play to the sense of independence of the “strong woman.”
Sharpen you skills by learning more on how your taget thinks and know how to better present yourself in the manner that such women are looking to find in a man.
Rating: 1 / 5