Review: Interesting!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 1, 2012
Unfortunately the author's hate of "his" interpretation of the "liberal media" is like fingernails on a chalk board. I don't know anyone who has this interpretation of the liberal medial so all that "trash talk" for me should have gone into another book all by it's lonesome. It is very distracting in this book.That being said, i hung in to see what the author had to say about men and women. I applaud the author in his attempt to bring clarity to some gender confusion in the relationship game. Do you want to be masculine or feminine in your relationship? Another author advises women to either be one or the another but don't slip slide around one day being feminine and the next masculine. Alanis appears to believe men will be more successful being masculine and he describes what masculine is from his point of view. I don't necessarily agree with every recommendation the author makes but I think he makes some great points.  I definitely do agree we all will be more successful in our relationships if we are clear about who we are and what we want. If a woman wants to be the man in the relationship she may be happier with a man who has an available feminine side. If a man wants to be the man he may want a more feminine woman. In my opinion there are no right or wrongs here just a need for clarity. I believe this book's gift is bringing some clarity to men being masculine.