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Best self-help book so farReview Date: 2008-02-25
Couples Issues: We Can Work It OutReview Date: 2005-11-29
At the heart of the concepts presented by authors Clifford Notarius, Ph.D., and Howard Markman, Ph.D., is their "Better Talk" program. This program is unique among communication improvement practices. Better Talk builds upon the foundation set up in the introduction of the book. It permits couples to understand how to communicate using respect and shared understanding, especially when having conversations of a problem-solving nature. Instead of arguing with one another, couples discover how to work together to tackle their problems. Couples learn how to work on the same team, and to use constructive interaction instead of anger.
What truly stands out about this book is that instead of focusing on what makes a relationship fail, We Can Work It Out instead looks at what makes a couple succeed. To determine what the key elements of successful relationships actually are, the authors dedicated 20 years to studying relationships and what makes them work. Their key finding: A happy and successful relationship is based upon the couple's capacity to work through their differences, not actually on the individuals themselves.
By using diagnostic questionnaires, examples, and easy-to-understand explanations, We Can Work It Out very practically and realistically helps you to identify your problem areas and patterns, and to use the techniques outlined in the book in your own unique situation and relationship.
Though this book does tend to feel as though it is dating itself on occasion. The authors frequently refers to their findings and writing in the early 1990's. However, the lessons here are in no way obsolete. The findings of We Can Work It Out remain just as accurate, relevant, and current as they were when they were first printed.
This book provides you with a useable, optimistic, and realistic management approach for dealing with the issues troubling your relationship. It provides a levelheaded, sensible way to find your way back to the happiness you were once able to enjoy when your relationship was better fulfilling your needs.
Everyone should read this book!Review Date: 2004-12-21
Great ToolsReview Date: 2005-07-07
Absolutely the Best Book on Relationship Communication!!!Review Date: 2005-04-26
The first part of this book is a little slow, as it deals with research on couples and commonalities among happy and unhappy couples, blah, blah, blah. The 2nd and 3rd part of the book are the real meat of it. This book is excellent at not only helping you identfy the dysfunctional communication patterns you and your partner use, but also to determine WHY you use them. Most importantly, once you understand what NOT to do, this book tells you exactly what to DO in order to have successful communications with your partner. This book was an absolute eye-opener and my perception of my husband and his perspective has done a complete 180.
Now don't get me wrong, this book isn't going to do the work for you. You still have to commit to being open-minded enough to see YOUR faults in communication, not just be looking for everything wrong with your mate. However, I did see a lot of my mate in this book but instead of giving me ammo against him, this book really helped me understand him better. Also, this plan will be work. Changing old habits is ALWAYS hard work. But, my gosh...isn't it worth it? I can't stress enough though the importance of taking a hard look at yourself first. You have to be willing to consider that your partner has been just as hurt in your relationship as you have...and that you have caused as much destruction as you feel your partner has caused.
I have asked my husband to read the book. I don't know if he will. If he does, this book may very well save our marriage. Either way, I'm going to implement what I've learned into my own every day life. Because, if things don't work out with my husband, I need to be a healthier partner for any future relationships...and I need to be healthier for ME. I do have to say though, that reading this book has given me real hope that my marriage can be saved. Sadly, it shows me how unnecessary a lot of our pain has been. Every therapist tells you to talk about it but no one ever teaches you HOW to talk about it. You will be amazed how much HOW you talk is really what's going on in your relationship conflicts.
Every couple should have to read and discuss this book before they are allowed to get married. In fact, I may make this book my standard wedding gift from now on. In the end, where did all of those china place-settings ever get anyone? This book would be a real gift! I can not recommend this book more highly. If you are searching for books on this subject, than you need this book. Buy it now. Read it with an open heart. Share it with your mate. Good luck.
(Also, another great book to read to just better understand the many dynamics of all communication is Messages by McKay, Davis & Fanning...this book was also very helpful and I recommend it as a companion to We Can Work It Out. If you are dealing with an affair, "Not Just Friends" was the best of the several I read. That one deals with emotional affairs (which was my situation), not just sexual affairs.)

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"Negresse"Review Date: 2008-08-02
I don't think it has anything to do with race; just 'the back door'.
DisappointedReview Date: 2008-01-07
Imagine Rombauer's The Joy of Cooking... and add sex to the mixture.Review Date: 2007-05-24
A well written classic about the human sexual experience.Review Date: 2008-02-23
oldie but goodieReview Date: 2007-01-23

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Emotionally Unavailable ManReview Date: 2008-06-03
best self help book EVER!!!Review Date: 2008-03-04
GREAT BOOK!!Review Date: 2008-01-17
a perspective from a maleReview Date: 2008-01-28
Really Hits Home!Review Date: 2008-01-09

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Great Information!Review Date: 2008-08-02
Understanding Women.... by Romy MillerReview Date: 2008-05-15
Forget the Mystery Method and that other PUA stuff and get back to common sense!Review Date: 2008-03-05
Every guy is different. He must use the strengths in his personality to become successful with women. What I like about this book is that tells you what not to do, what to do, what is going through her mind, and what she expects you to do. All you need to have is a decent personality, and the information in the book will guide you the rest of the way.
The book is nothing more than common sense that guys tend to overlook. The chapters are short and to the point. I read the whole thing in about two hours. By the way, she is hilarious but right, sadly.
If you had a bad role model growing up or your dad taught you absolutely nothing about women, I strongly suggest this book and only this book. It's all you really need. Please, don't buy into the whole PUA thing. The next book you should buy should be on tantric sex.
Outstanding adviceReview Date: 2007-12-03
A Woman's Point of ViewReview Date: 2008-04-14

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Held me together and got me honestReview Date: 2000-01-29
I reccomend it highly for teenagers, new lovers, old lovers, just about everybody.
Dave
Followup to the new 3rd Edition, released Early 2002
Sigh;
The new edition really wants a new title. Part 2 of 2. Something to let people know that it really looks different. Missing all my favourite bits. Still a fine book, but definitely not the first book I would give to people. The 1st and 2nd editions are essential to appreciating the 3rd in my opinion.
I have been buying copies of earlier editions to give out to friends. Third edition in reserve for later dispersal.
David
How To Be A Couple And Still Be FreeReview Date: 2003-12-06
To many people this may seem to be an impossible dream. Tina B. Tessina, Ph. D and Riley K. Smith, M.A are two people who know that this is not the case. They have witnessed at first hand that couples within a relationship can indeed retain their freedom. A relationship that recognizes the needs of both parties, can only be good. It will allow couples to reap a richness in their existence, denied them as singles.
In today's world, we hear a lot said about the individual's right to freedom from our politicians. The concept of democracy is based on each individual's right to be free to do what they wish, that is within the law. This includes the freedom to express oneself in a healthy manner. Not all of us have the opportunity to do this. Our background, the culture we live in or a chain of events beyond our control can prevent our potential development.
The will to learn and expand our knowledge is the basis of change. To be able to do this one needs to be what we call free. Yet, freedom is not a license to go out and do what one likes with no care or responsibility. It imposes on us an obligation to recognize the rights of others, and adjust our needs to blend in with those of the society we live in.
To assist couples in meeting the obligation of recognizing the rights of others, two tools are recommended by the authors. These are The Negotiation Tree and Cooperative Problem Solving; each one is explained in detail throughout the course of the book. If each is practiced diligently, a couple will find that they can indeed be free as individuals and still meet each other's needs.
Relationships need both partners to constantly strive to make it a success. To allow them to get flabby through lack of effort will only lead to apathy and disaster. We all need to be loved, cherished and respected. "How To Be A Couple And Still Be Free," shows the way to achieve a life long relationship that meets couples needs.
This is a book I cannot recommend highly enough. Tina B. Tessina, Ph. D and Riley K. Smith, M.A. indeed have created a masterpiece. All couples should read this book at least once during their lives. They can only enrich their lives by doing so.
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How To Be A Couple And Still Be FreeReview Date: 2003-12-06
To many people this may seem to be an impossible dream. Tina B. Tessina, Ph. D and Riley K. Smith, M.A are two people who know that this is not the case. They have witnessed at first hand that couples within a relationship can indeed retain their freedom. A relationship that recognizes the needs of both parties, can only be good. It will allow couples to reap a richness in their existence, denied them as singles.
In today's world, we hear a lot said about the individual's right to freedom from our politicians. The concept of democracy is based on each individual's right to be free to do what they wish, that is within the law. This includes the freedom to express oneself in a healthy manner. Not all of us have the opportunity to do this. Our background, the culture we live in or a chain of events beyond our control can prevent our potential development.
The will to learn and expand our knowledge is the basis of change. To be able to do this one needs to be what we call free. Yet, freedom is not a license to go out and do what one likes with no care or responsibility. It imposes on us an obligation to recognize the rights of others, and adjust our needs to blend in with those of the society we live in.
To assist couples in meeting the obligation of recognizing the rights of others, two tools are recommended by the authors. These are The Negotiation Tree and Cooperative Problem Solving; each one is explained in detail throughout the course of the book. If each is practiced diligently, a couple will find that they can indeed be free as individuals and still meet each other's needs.
Relationships need both partners to constantly strive to make it a success. To allow them to get flabby through lack of effort will only lead to apathy and disaster. We all need to be loved, cherished and respected. "How To Be A Couple And Still Be Free," shows the way to achieve a life long relationship that meets couples needs.
This is a book I cannot recommend highly enough. Tina B. Tessina, Ph. D and Riley K. Smith, M.A. indeed have created a masterpiece. All couples should read this book at least once during their lives. They can only enrich their lives by doing so.

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It didn't pull me in...Review Date: 2008-03-26
Great conceptReview Date: 2008-05-15
The chapters are short and sweet and the content is good. It's nothing you haven't heard before, but it's nice to have it all in one place. There are some concepts in it I didn't agree with, but it was mostly applicable.
My only thing is that it's VERY short - which I guess could be both good and bad. I think the material was complete and thorough so I guess it's good if you're looking for a quick read.
I would recommend this book if the title fits your situation because it helps reinforce what you probably already know and may push you to do something about the situation.
The best things often come in small packagesReview Date: 2007-10-09
This book is the polar opposite of, "The Rules". Thank the Heavens!
In Barbara's book, you are applauded, not tolerated, for being your true self. Just think of the word Intimacy for a moment...phonetically it works out to In-to-me-see. In order to be in a real relationship (base word is relate), you have to be real with yourself before you can even begin to understand what it means to share with others. People say, "Oh yes, I know all about that!" If that's truly the case, then explain why the divorce rate is so high in the United States. If you're hiding your authentic self in order to avoid the possibility of rejection, you're not truly present in the relationship. Under such circumstances how fulfilled and loved can you feel? Why bother then?
Then there's the flip side - people hide parts of themselves and don't reveal things that they feel they have reason to be ashamed of, and their partner feels distrusted and cheapened due to the lack of faith demonstrated by their loved one. Perhaps this creates a chasm deep enough to be irreparable and a break up occurs anyway. One of life's ironies to be sure....ah, the wonders of the self-fulfilling prophecy.
I'm a very happily married woman...for almost 20 years now. Don't think a day goes by that I don't thank God for my blessings. Like another reviewer here, I was intrigued with the possibility of being able to help my single girlfriends realize their inherent value.
The message expressed throughout the book is healing, and you can feel it in your heart, not only the mind. Barbara is a very spiritual, tuned in woman and sets a wonderful example to womankind.
Keep up the good work, Barbara!
My wish for each of you beautiful ladies is to revel in your feminine power and embrace it.
This book saved me.Review Date: 2007-11-13
Truly a smart woman's guide to healthy relating!Review Date: 2007-07-28

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ADMITTING YOU ARE A COMPLETE IDIOTReview Date: 2008-07-09
Get the matched set!Review Date: 2006-05-16
Extremely Wise yet funnyReview Date: 2006-06-02
Hip, wise, funny, and practical too.Review Date: 2006-05-17
Amazing guide to understand your woman and make her happy without being the "Yes dear" type of guy...Review Date: 2008-02-10
Especial Note: Do not get to excited though, do not buy "Pleasing your man" if you think SHE will read it, he he, I did it and that was not a brite idea (is something that should be decided individually); buy yourself "Pleasing your woman" and she will end looking for anything available to make you happy and pay you back your attentions.

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Fantastic book on becoming a more effective manReview Date: 2008-08-18
not worth readingReview Date: 2008-03-16
TRUE "alpha male" traits that most (if not all) successful people have developedReview Date: 2008-04-17
The best thing about it is that if focuses on what YOU need to do to become a successful person, not only with women, but life in general. That is one of the big differences I enjoyed that made this book stand out amongst the pack.
Plus, I've been interested in refining my personality, I'm happy with who I am, but I knew that I could become a better person if I consciously worked at eliminating any inferior traits I possessed and adding those TRUE "alpha male" traits that most (if not all) successful people have developed.
This book has filled in a lot of the missing pieces of what the alpha male does differently, from the way he carries himself to the way he talks, thinks, and acts. I thouroughly enjoyed it!
If you're in the process of creating a better you, I suggest studying this book!
Becoming the Man Women Want Review Date: 2008-03-15
The emphasis in this book is telling you what works and why. This book is great because it starts with the frame of attraction as an evolutionary development and therefore reducible to specific behaviours and characteristics. Despite social programming to the conrary, dating and mating is a game - a game which to partcipate in you must grow to be the sexually aware, dominant (not domineering) man that her animal attraction mechanism wants. Of course there are some juicy little 'techniquey' type ideas which help you apply the dominant male frame. However, this book is largely about getting your issues handled and developing the kind of traits and personality that naturally attracts women.
If becoming a better man with knowledge of the dating and mating game is your thing, then this book will help you develop yourself and the ideal mindset/attitude.
If evolving beyond the limiting and blatantly false ideas about attraction is your thing, then this book is for you.
How anyone considers these things unethical and hollow has clearly not read the book.
Excellent Book!Review Date: 2008-03-13

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Don't judge this book by its title...Review Date: 2008-08-14
There is a certain element of seduction buried in the way that author Kerry Cohen frames her poignant story. Only a few pages in, I found myself hopelessly seduced by her impressive ability to captivate the attention of her readers. She is undoubtedly an extremely talented writer and a woman who has clearly mastered a tremendous amount of emotional and psychological growth. Luckily for her audience, she was brave enough to share the painful lessons of her own evolution so that others might learn from her mistakes. It's no surprise that this book has its fair share of critics, but hopefully readers will be wise enough to judge for themselves.
In my opinion, Loose Girl is worth well more than its entertainment value alone. It exposes not only the author's painful past but also the fundamental cracks within the human condition, by which we are all afflicted in some way. It acknowledges the realities of our frailties and dissects the incessant agony of our need, not necessarily in a sexual manner but in a human way. Anyone who has ever felt unworthy, unloved or unsatisfied in any way should definitely pick up a copy of this book.
Lacking in Insight Given the Author's ProfessionsReview Date: 2008-08-13
RICK "SHAQ" GOLDSTEIN SAYS: "JACK KEROUAC ONCE SAID: "EVERYTHING I WROTE WAS TRUE BECAUSE I BELIEVED WHAT I SAW."Review Date: 2008-07-20
Calling it sex does it too much justice. I am a man who has shared "locker-room" talk with the guys... I've shared stories with other service men in peace and in war... and yet... I have never heard any man ever describe a female... so consistently... in such a manner... that so degrades... a woman... to such a "pride-less" piece of worthlessness... as the author does to herself.
There is absolutely nothing sexy or alluring in this entire book. In addition to being a slut (as she readily admits on page 148: "I don't need anyone else to tell me what a slut I really am.") she abuses cocaine, marijuana, and alcohol. By the twentieth page, the matter-of-fact personal debauchery, literally put a pallor on my very being. The only reason I finished the book is so I could give an honest review.
I am a Father, and a Grandfather, and believe me, I have not led a sheltered life. To any parents out there who may be considering reading this book: Did you watch the movie "Thirteen"? If you did, did you get kind of clammy and shaky thinking; "Man I sure hope my young teenage daughter isn't carrying on like this?" Well the behavior (the only decent word I could use here.) in this book, from before the author was thirteen, and non-stop from there on out... is ONE-THOUSAND-TIMES-WORSE! Parents... I guarantee you... if you read this book... it will not be enjoyable.
The author's actions are so repulsive that when she gets crabs... you find yourself rooting for the crab! Then of course there are the genital warts and scabies. A rational person would have to scratch their head and wonder why... anyone would write this and use their real name... especially with children???
A Compelling Glimpse Into One Woman's PastReview Date: 2008-07-07
Kerry spent her youth looking for love and acceptance in all the wrong places and in all the wrong ways. She tried to quell her intense need and anxiety by immersing herself in shallow, physical relationships with boys. It took many years of heartbreak, broken relationships (familial, platonic and romantic), physical maladies, and soul searching before Kerry found her way out of this dark abyss. She takes her readers along every leg of this intense journey with grace, candor and perceptive insight into her own past feelings and actions.
Kerry lets the reader take a good hard look at all the pain, insecurity and intense desire for acceptance experienced by teenage girls and shows how very wrong things can go for a young girl who doesn't have guidance, boundary limits and parental support. This memoir is as much of a cautionary tale for parents as it is anything else.
Loose Girl works as both a captivating story and as an important addition to the zeitgeist of contemporary non-fiction due to the insight it provides into the mind and motivations of a certain sub-set of teenage girls.
Loose Girl is important and relevant in much the same way that Koren Zailckas's ground-breaking memoir Smashed: Story of a Drunken Girlhood was - namely it can make us more tolerant, understanding and empathetic people because it is hard to be judgmental about controversial behavior once the motivation behind it is understood. Also, readers of these memoirs with similar circumstances might be able to gain enough introspection so as not to repeat the same mistakes- maybe, because as we learn by reading these memoirs, sometimes one just needs to take the journey and hope to come out okay once on the other side.
Poignant, GutsyReview Date: 2008-07-07

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If you still do not feel youself comfortable with yourself in the bed!Review Date: 2008-06-05
I guess the book is for those who think that should know a special techniques of sex, it's true! The initial knowledge is Important but as soon as you see the simplicity of it and begin to like youself, your body, you pros and cons, you'll see that sex is just manifistation of LOVE and it is extremely creative action!
Take care and enjoy the book. It's worth reading
A geat bookReview Date: 2007-11-15
Interesting book...Review Date: 2008-06-03
For The Conservative Bride...Review Date: 2007-05-09
I am a conservative Christian woman that kept her virtue until her wedding night, so did my husband... NOW WHAT DO WE DO? We knew the mechanics our mom/dad and sex ed. teachers taught us... but we quickly learned there must be more to it than that! My husband and I wanted to find something informative, without being too ronchy. We wanted something that respected us as a couple and didn't care about becoming porn stars. I wanted a book that I wouldn't mind leaving my husband alone with either, lol.
I love how Lou writes: informative and straight to the point. I love the experiences she shares (her own and those of her seminar students).
This is the bridal shower gift I give to other conservative brides. This way they know get more bang for their punch, even when they've waited a long time to have it ;)
Definitely worth the buyReview Date: 2007-04-01
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I have to say this book is purely based on research on what makes couples happy or unhappy. Communication is very important and I liked the "relationship bank account", which I found very true. I have applied the knowledge and recommendation and even after a week, my marriage has turned around for the best and we are enjoying a very fruitful relationship now.
It is a very good book for couples and I think it should be mandatory to people prior to marriage. I will certainly highly recommend it to friends and family.
Another good book : Joseph Bailey "Slowing down to the speed of love".