Review: Right on the money
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 17, 2013
This book is great for any woman who feels she just never meets the right guy. Men and women approach relationships differently, and the biggest mistake I see a lot of women make is to read more into the relationship than is really there. The other is that they try to force it to become what they think it should be rather than accept it for what it is. Without a real understanding of men and how they think, you stand a much bigger chance of continually getting your heart broken than you do finding the fabled "Mr. Right".If you've ever had a talk with a boyfriend thinking you would get him to straighten up and fly right only to have him fly the coop, then this book is for you. It will help you understand how to recognize a real relationship vs the imaginary one you fantasize about, how to recognize when your behavior is closer to needy and clingy than just being nice or helpful or concerned about his welfare, and learn to accept what he is instead of trying to fix him to what you think he could be. I don't have a daughter to pass this onto, but I think I will set it to the side for when my granddaughter is finally old enough to start dating so that perhaps she will be spared some of the heartache and hurt feelings so many well meaning young ladies suffer trying to navigate the relationship maze.