Review: Wow
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 25, 2014
I promised something more than that.It isn't often you run across a man who can stand back and analyze their life and their relationship(s). The analytical mind is rather like a computer in that it processes input and comes to a conclusion. Everyone does this to a degree, but one who concentrates on this also weighs such input by where it comes from. The input by the most important people in our lives weighs more than that of Joe at work. John sculpted his entire life in this way. Thanks to a grandfather, he took responsibility for a marriage and a son, even though in doing so meant going home to something of a war-zone. His concern for his son kept him home even after the separation. He turned to another girl but despite the much-need balm to his tortured soul, he returned to the war-zone for the sake of his son. Every step was analyzed. Every decision was weighed. A goal was decided on and a path was taken to reach that goal, no matter what. There are some people who take being told 'you can't' and using that as the impetus to carry them forward, if only to prove to them that 'you can'. Where most people might have given up at some point, John kept putting one foot in front of the other. He kept going with a stubbornness that defied the adversity. There is no other way to find your way out of the abyss.If you or anyone you know, male or female, is in an abusive relationship. Either read this book, or stand back and learn how to analyze. The former might be the easier choice. I highly recommend it.