Review: Awkward, Cute and Fun!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 24, 2013
I am playing cupid in my cousin's budding relationship with this beautiful young woman that he recently started dating. I did not volunteer out right for the position but somehow I got stuck with the bow and arrow. I could only suppose that the fact that I am happily married means that my advice to him would have a lot of merit and that is why he chose me as his confident.My cousin is suffering just like many males do in the first awkward months of a relationship where you don't know a thing about the person you are dating yet you desperately want to make them happy. This is the stage that requires you to lay in the charm thick because the idea is to reel the woman in so that she will stick with you for the long haul.I am glad that I found this book that I have decided to keep my little secret. My cousin thinks I am the guru right now because I have been feeding him lines from this book and it has been working thus far. At first I thought this book was really geared towards men but if you are a woman in a relationship with a man who has a softer side, a deep appreciation for poetry and arts then you can certainly manipulate a few words to your advantage.I think that producing this book was a very thoughtful gesture on the part of the author because he is actually giving a few men out there a real shot at charming their significant other. My husband is not much of a lyrical genius but he has qualities that allow me to overlook this one flaw. I am usually the one spitting out the sonnets to evoke redness in his cheeks and I know he appreciates it.I thought this book could have been a little longer though. Thirteen pages is just not enough content for me. Although I appreciated the fact that Stephen delivered on every point he outlined but it was more of a appetizer than a full on entrée. Nevertheless, the book was helpful in making me the best cupid ever so I am thankful for that and will recommend it to any man that really wants to make a lasting impression on his date.I will advise the user of these quotes though to try and personalize these quotes as best as possible without changing them completely or get creative in way you deliver them. You don't want it to sound as though you are just reciting a poem. It has to appear as though you really gave it some thought. Make her feel as though it came from the heart, that will guarantee you a spot in hers.