Review: Right to the Point
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 09 18, 2013
This is more a booklet than anything else, but it reads well and its packed with very well-grounded advice.The book is extremely well organized, matter of fact and logical. You won't find long examples, several pages long, of real life cases. You don't need them. What the author says is mind-blowing in its simplicity and common sense. Among other things:= You don't settle for second best.= You open your eyes and listen carefully to what your guy says.= You believe what your guy says, because men mean what they say.= If you and your guy are in different pages regarding emotional maturity you won't be able to get the relationship you want.= The longer you stay with the wrong person, the harder and sadder the breakup will be.= Don't try to change anybody, people don't change just because you want or when you want.= If actions and words don't match move on.= Most people who say that they don't know what they want, or that they are not looking for commitment right now, mean they aren't looking for a relationship and commitment with you specifically. It sucks but it is true.The author doesn't demonize anybody. It simply tells you, grumpy old sister style, that you can do whatever you want, but if you want to be happier you have to get rid of those people who are on a different relationship chapter as you are. Bravo.The book reminds me a bit of "He is not that into you", but shorter and more to the point. And it is free!