I Don't Need to Have Children, I Date Them: 23 Child Psychology Techniques to Use on Boys of All Ages

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Summary: Fun for Psych Majors !!
Review: ...After reading it I became physically ill from the incessant anti-male ...[feel] throughout the book! ...

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Summary: Another book to throw into the fireplace......
Review: I dont care what excrement this woman writes I`ll never feel bad about being a man,but I`ll definitely always be relieved that I`m not a woman! I knew alot of ladies were filled with irrational and juvenile hatred of men,but I didnt realize to what extent! I mean what a waste of emotional energy.I guess I shouldnt hate the writers of or readers of books like this but pity them instead.I can tell you this much,"girls" are just as exasperating to we men! May god condemn Karen Salmansohns soul to the eternal flames of hell.

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Summary: super funny!
Review: I really loved this book! It is obviously just a humorous book...not to be taken seriously. I found it charming and adorable! Kudos to Karen!

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Summary: super funny!
Review: I really loved this book! It is obviously just a humorous book...not to be taken seriously. I found it charming and adorable! Kudos to Karen!

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Summary: Brave and Insightfully Funny Approach to American Sexism
Review: OK, the negative reviews should convince you to get this book -- obviously Salmansohn's humorous insights are really perceptive because she is hitting some of the big targets in the male-dominated American culture. And some of the targets are complaining ... both men and male-identified, patriarchy-serving women. A key point of feminist analysis is that anti-women sexism is so deeply rooted in American culture that is has been internalized as a value by most men and many women while they were growing up. Absurd, exaggerated, counter-stereotypical humor is a great tool for excavating these unconscious cultural assumptions. And it is fun !! So don't miss the point of the author's humor. And don't miss her latest, How to Change Your Entire Life By Doing Absolutely Nothing. Salmansohn's humor and insight are national treasures. Every culture needs its critics if it is going to change, improve, and flourish.

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Summary: Hilarious book with some good insights
Review: Some guys might be offended by this book, but if you're a woman, you could pick up a few tips in dealing with your significant other. Despite the title and pictures, and the fact that it looks like a children's book, the book does offer some valid insights into the male animal. I have a couple of other books by Karen Salmansohn and really appreciate her sense of humor.

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Summary: Hilarious book with some good insights
Review: Some guys might be offended by this book, but if you're a woman, you could pick up a few tips in dealing with your significant other. Despite the title and pictures, and the fact that it looks like a children's book, the book does offer some valid insights into the male animal. I have a couple of other books by Karen Salmansohn and really appreciate her sense of humor.

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Summary: silly book
Review: The only value i see in this book is perhaps using its pages for toilet paper.The author is not clever or witty just dumb.

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Summary: girls will be girls
Review: This book is a typical example of female one-sidedness.Its written from only a womans perspective,completely ignoring the fact that "girls" can be a problem for men.Women dont handle relationships any better,and women can be just as frustrating to we men.Women live with the delusion that they are better and that theyre the only ones that have to struggle or put up with an impossible partner.If men should be treated like "boys",then women should be likewise treated like "girls." Believe me,girl behavior is just as exasperating and ludicrous to we men.These child psychology techniques should certainly be employed by men on the "girls" they date.

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Summary: save your money
Review: This book is silly and offensive.Even as a woman,I found it to be too prejudicial toward men to be funny.Books like this just widen the divide between the sexes.And dont tell me to lighten up and have a sense of humor,because i have as much a sense of humor as anyone.But this book and others by the author have little to do with light-hearted humor,and more to do with hating and degrading men and inspiring her readers to do the same.Is that what we need in a society where the sexes are feeling increasingly alienated from one another? I think not.A man could never get away with writing books like this about women,and a woman shouldnt be allowed to get away with it either.I like men and want to go on liking them,so i wont read anymore books like these.