Review: Spot On!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 5, 2013
If you are a  man and dating is your problem and you want to get out of that bout of bad luck you've been having then have a read ofDating: Basic and Helpful Ideas in Dealing on Interactions With Women.While you are doing that we ladies will get ourselves a copy of this book to discover the may ways we could keep stoking the fire that burns for us in your hearts. Thanks to relationship expert Bob Grant, I have a new perspective on how to keep my husband interested.I liked how he focused more on the psychological changes rather than the physical. He helps women to stop looking at the skinny models on television and magazines as a source of inspiration. Not all men need or want walking tooth picks and even though if they somehow managed to be with someone whose weight is as low as the average persons IQ, men are more concerned with your ability to contribute to their overall well being. Grant really puts his best foot forward in this one. He is very specific which I appreciate because I don't really like reading books that stray too far from the point giving you a hard time to follow the content.Grant has a 'let me put it to you straight' approach which a lot of women who need his advise will benefit a great deal from. He's practical, no pie in the sky suggestions that only look good on paper. Its good that the advise given is coming from a male perspective so you know that this is exactly what men want. Clearly you can see from the direction the book takes that men are not nearly as complex as women. There aren't too many spider webs that could snag you along the way.I used to think that I had all the answers when it came to my husband. But the truth is, I didn't and sadly I had to wait until now to realize how wrong I was. I kept thinking that my humor was enough to keep him coming back for more. Then I started making more and more of an effort to step into his shoes and figure out what really got him peaked.The importance of your attitude is emphasized and there is a lot of focus on "being happy.". We tend to forget how to be happy at times, forgetting that happiness is a state of mind. This is a very short but enlightening book.