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Summary: funny, honest and a true eye opener
Review: I read the book in the bookstore one night. The title caught my eye and I became curious of the contents so I figured "why not?". Well, I haven't laughed that hard in so long and even a friend that was with me that night got a chuckle. Ladies..read and pass on to your daughters! These guys are being honest!
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Summary: Extraordinary expose!
Review: A hardy and heartfelt THANK YOU for revealing the truth about men. I always got confused in relationships...and hurt and gave up altogether about even trying anymore. Maybe this will help!
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Summary: This book will save my relationship
Review: At first I was skeptical about this book. I've read all the others, John Gray, Laura Schlesinger and the rest. To my surprise, this book said all the things I know in my heart to be true about men and women. I was afraid at first to discuss it with my husband, because I didn't want to make him angry or defensive. So I just gave it to him and asked him to read it. It was like magic. All the things I had thought about and was afraid to ask were now up for discussion. I felt like someone had shined a bright light on the dark corners of our relationship. We talked about his secretary, who I have had dreams about his falling in love with. She is young and attractive and I used to think if I didn't ever say anything all my fears would go away. But reading Smith and Doe gave me a way to bring up the subject with my husband and now that we have discussed it I feel like I am not out alone on a limb anymore. I really want to say that Smith and Doe have done a great service to men and women in COMMITTED relationships because they have opened the door to discussing those things that women (and I guess men too) are always afraid to bring up. When they write about what women don't want men to know I'll be first on line to buy that one too.
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Summary: FINALLY, THE TRUTH!
Review: Thank you so much for the truth, it did not hurt, it just WOKE ME UP!!! I just bought it yesterday and spent about two hours reading it cover to cover. I am a Psychology major and a student at Oregon State University. My specialty of study is, of course, Men and Men, Women and Relationships. With all the books I have to read, it's a relief to get the truth in such compact form. It's like Deepak Chopra's Seven Spiritual Laws. I eagerly look forward to reading the next book from Smith and Doe.
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Summary: very good book
Review: Heard these guys on the radio and went out and bought the book. Well written with lots of interesting insights, I'm giving this out to a bunch of my female friends, because I think its true that its about time women really knew these things, I think relationships would last a lot longer.
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Summary: The Funniest Thing I Have Ever Read
Review: Goddamn, I don't know when I have laughed as much as I did when I read this book! Do yourself a favor and buy this book - you WILL NOT be dissappointed!! Please write another Smith and Doe - your fans are anxiously awaiting.
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Summary: Completely Funny and True.
Review: As a woman, I already knew that the contents of the book were true, but the humorous aspect made it easier to swallow.
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Summary: What women don't want men to know...
Review: ...because it's not as socially acceptable as men cheating on their wives and/or girlfriends:Well, Smith and Doe, this may come as a shock to you, but there are also women who actually - God forbid!! - cheat on their husbands and boyfriends. It does happen, you know. Although I guess a lot of people, whether they're knee-jerk feminists who believe that all women are good and all men are rotten, or men with over-inflated egos like yourselves, don't like to admit it. It's interesting that there are not more books written about women who stray on their husbands. I guess it's because they would destroy our society's idealized images of men as these unfeeling, insensitive, oversexed clods and women as these frustrated, long-suffering martyrs who stay home while their men have all the fun. Men - and women, too (gasp!) - have been cheating on their spouses since the world began. Wake up and smell the coffee, - Rosalind Lord
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Summary: What women don't want men to know...
Review: ...because it's not as socially acceptable as men cheating to their wives and/or girlfriends: Well, Smith and Doe, this may come as a shock to you, but there are also women who actually - God forbid!! - cheat on their husbands and boyfriends. Hate me for telling you this? Don't want to believe me? It's true. Wake up and smell the coffee, - Rosalind Lord
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Summary: Trash, trash, trash.
Review: Why shouldn't you believe what the authors have to "reveal" in this book? Because, according to his own bio on the dust jacket, one of them is a recovering sex addict with 4 (at last count) failed marriages. Getting advice about male sexuality from this source is like asking a prostitute about female sexuality, or asking a homeless alcoholic about the healthful effects of a glass of wine with dinner. Don't waste your time or your money on this drivel.
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