The Complete Male Handbook for Sex, Dating, and Other Trivial Stuff

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Summary: If you love her and want it to last. Let her read it.
Review: Bartula has found a way to take the most widely written subjects in America and make them interesting again. The book effectively serves up a creative and exciting outlook that will open your eyes and ears to some age old subjects. Then it goes one step further and makes you feel okay about about how, what, and why a guy does what he does in the eternal search for a good mate. He has several real life "tricks of the trade" that bubble out of the book page after page. A must read for any sex, age, or marital status.

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Summary: STRAIGHT UP Truly Insightful and Interesting Front to Back
Review: Bartula has found a way to take the most widely written subjects in America and make them interesting again. The book effectively serves up a creative and exciting outlook that will open your eyes and ears to some age old subjects. Then it goes one step further and makes you feel okay about about how, what, and why a guy does what he does in the eternal search for a good mate. He has several real life "tricks of the trade" that bubble out of the book page after page. A must read for any sex, age, or marital status.

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Summary: If you love her and want it to last. Let her read it.
Review: I enjoyed this book immensely. I laughed, giggled, and thought hummmm as I scanned through the pages. Actually, the author does a spectacular job at conveying what most men are thinking, but are afraid to say. I have read a billion relationship books, and this book, by far, has been the most helpful on my quest to find and/or create the perfect relationship. Let her read it, and you'll spend your time answering helpful and insightful questions; instead of making uncomfortable and unwanted suggestions. Read this book, and your love affair may last forever.

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Summary: Finally, a book on relationships by someone who has dated
Review: In this book, the perceptive author humorously offers insights into the male soul in the matters of love, dating and relationships in the modern world. This is not some pop-psychobabble about interpersonal relationships. It is a funny, well-written guide to love in the nineties written by someone who appears to have actually experienced it, not studied about it in a classroom. I would recommend it to men who want to learn more about themselves, and women who want to appreciate what drives a man to act as he does.