Act Like A Lady, Think Like A Man : What Men Really Think About Love, Relationships, Intimacy, And Commitment

Description

Every morning seven million listeners wake up with Steve Harvey and his top-rated radio show, "The Steve Harvey Morning Show." And while his Opening and Closing remarks provide daily reaffirmation and spiritual sustenance, it's his advice on relationships that keep listeners hanging on to his every word. Whether he's doling out wisdom on why women need to enforce a "90-Day Probation Period" before they give their men sexual "benefits" the way Ford motor company won't give a worker medical and dental benefits until they've been on the job for 3 months or explaining to women why men would rather "fix it" than talk about it, Harvey's advice is always spot-on and more often than not quite funny. But make no mistake, Harvey knows relationships are among his listeners top concerns and he's committed to helping them "get their mind right" when it comes to finding a sound partner. Co-written with Denene Millner, author of several relationship books, and with liberal use of his own adventures in love and courtship, Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man is an honest, compelling, and realistic examination of how men think about love and sex and what women need to know so that they can set realistic expectations of the men in their life.

"Women should listen to Steve Harvey when it comes to what a good man is about. Steve Harvey dispenses a lot of fabulous information about men. It?s more than the average man will usually tell you. Steve Harvey will give it up." ? Aretha Franklin



"A thorough, witty guide to the modern man . . . those in need of tough (but ticklish) love advice should check it out (especially the hysterical last-chapter Q&A)." ? Publishers Weekly



"[This] book offers surprising insights into the male mentality and gives women a few a few strategies for taming that unruly beast." ? The Philadelphia Inquirer

First published 2009.

Reviews

"[This] book offers surprising insights into the male mentality and gives woman a few a few strategies for taming that unruly beast." -- The Philadelphia Inquirer

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