Review: I admit to being guilty of Mancode behavior
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 28, 2011
Let me give you some context.  This book is taken from Rachels blog.  That means that each section could be read separately.  It also means that she repeats some concepts and quips along the way, but that is the nature of a blog.  To edit it that out ruins the rhythm of the blog, so I am glad she left her little rants about men just the way they were.  I wrote that because of one or two other reviews I read who, I think, missed the point.The point is that men and women are funny together. Reading Rachel's snarkisms had me laughing and then getting defensive and then kind of hiding my eyes.  She caught me on a number of things that I do that my wife has witnessed and commented on.  What I love about the book is how Rachel comes across.  You know exactly who the condum saleswoman turned writer is from the first few pages.  Her irreverance is refreshing. Her take on the male female relationship is a rewarding read.  As much as we frustrate the hell out of her, I see just how much she cares for the men in her life, but still is able to see through our foibles.A real man can read this book and have a good laugh at himself and at how strange it is that men and women can even get together.  We do seem to come from different planets.  Rachel is celebrating the difference in her own snarky way.  Keep it up Babe!