
PurplePeopleEater
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Posted by QueenofthepheasantfairiesI read it. This book came out in like the late 80's or early 90's. Like all books of this genre it has some truth to it, men and women are not the same. I think the biggest gist of it was that women wanted/needed validation and men need/want to be helpful and useful. (I might be wrong).
Who amongst you have read the book and what are your thoughts?
I have skimmed through it briefly as I do plan to get stuck in. However some of what I read really makes so much sense to me. What are your feelings on this? Do you apply this to your relationships?



Posted by AgentP911I think I read the "on a date" and "in the bedroom" books too but wasn't too impressed with them. The original is the only worth reading, imo
I've read it plus all the other books in the series such as 'on a date' and 'in the bedroom' etc.

Posted by rabidtalkerHe was probably milking it with those —Posted by AgentP911I think I read the "on a date" and "in the bedroom" books too but wasn't too impressed with them. The original is the only worth reading, imo
I've read it plus all the other books in the series such as 'on a date' and 'in the bedroom' etc.
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I have skimmed through it briefly as I do plan to get stuck in. However some of what I read really makes so much sense to me. What are your feelings on this? Do you apply this to your relationships?