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Hacking Men: Decoding Why Men Behave The Way That They Do Toward Women
Author: Gayle Simian
Narrator: Jeniffer Howe
Unabridged: 2 hr 1 min
Format: Digital Audiobook
Publisher: Findaway Voices
Published: 11/13/2015
Synopsis
‘Men are dogs!’ How many times have you heard this? But have you ever stopped to question the reasons why men do the things they do, and why they behave as badly as they do? Probably not!
Or maybe you have investigated this to a certain extent. But your girlfriends are really not the most open-minded and objective people to ask, especially if you have just had a bad experience with a man, and your friends have got their hair up, armed and defensive, ready to take down all that is male, in defense of your honor!
The author of this book Gayle Simian knows that girls talk, and that they say things to each other that they mostly want to hear. She also knows that men are not the best people to interrogate in seeking the answers to these age old questions, because of the obvious bias. In her book entitled “Hacking Men: Decoding Why Men Behave the Way that They Do Toward Women” she explains in detail the reasons why men behave the way they do.
This book has been written objectively, and after you have read it, your eyes will be open, and your rose-tinted glasses will have effectively been removed. But you need to approach this content with an open mind yourself, and hopefully walk away armed with a proper knowledge of what actually goes on in the mind of a man.
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