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J**M
A brain trainer for perfect relationships
It’s so insightful and informative if you want to master relationship behaviours of both genders, love language and timing of actions.
A**R
Highly recommended
Brilliant read and would highly recommend for both men and women
R**M
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S**E
Interessante
Interessante spunto sulla relazione uomo-donna
V**N
A must for young couples and even older ones
Bought this when I was younger, bought it again later in life as lost the old one.It opens your eyes as to why a man and woman find it difficult to understand each other, both practically and emotionally.Both sexes should read it and do their best to understand it if they want current and future relationships to be amicable and trouble free. We see things differently and react to events looking at them from entirely different angles.
E**E
Important so you know why men and woman are the way they are.
I’m sure it’s a great book and I have spent some of my time reading it and got some good knowledge. However, it’s just one of those books I can’t be bothered to finish reading? It’s all wordy and I can’t bring myself to complete it. But who knows, I might in the future. But if you want to know the differences between men and woman and how the differences can affect how we don’t comfort one another etc & argue because neither understands one another, this book is a great choice. You’ll be shown how our differences clash and why. Hopefully it can stop future arguments if you tune into why a man is how he is!
M**K
brilliant book !
a big eye opener..wish i had read it sooner !
C**A
Revelations of Human Behavior Exposed
Read this when it first came out in the late 80s and it rang as true then as it does now in 2016. Men are strange creatures as are women who think completely different. My co-habitan tBFF is learning that what he says is not what I hear. Nor do I interpret what he assumes I heard/understand from what and how he thinks.He has a bit of Kentuck-hillbilly in his lineage so my California-girl frame of reference is not the same as his. My concern for his health or workload is “nagging” to him…whereas I see my insistance as “concern” and not nagging. We now recognize more differences in child-/adult-hood socio-economic standards of behavior. What I see as rude behavior he sees as acceptable by his standards of upbringing.This book helps put it all in perspective and if the man (or woman) concedes that there are differences then the relationship has great potential to thrive. What I see as rude behavior he sees as acceptable by his standards of upbringing.So…Put your cell phones away; snuggle up on the couch together and READ this book out loud to each other. Then discuss how your behavior mimics what Dr. Gray professes. Be honest with each other and take it slow as change is not easy.My BFF doesn’t change rather (as a US Marine) he can learn to adapt, improvise, and redefine our individual unique expressions of love and subsequent behavior conflicts.
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