True Loves: Finding the Soul in Love Relationships

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Summary: This book is terrible.
Review: I am so disappointed by this book. It was supposed to incorporate the Myers-Briggs typing into an in-depth analysis of the relationships between the types. It was very vague, not even bringing the types into discussion. It makes up 4 types that are extremely ill-defined. It repeats the scant indicies on these types over and over, using up pages so it looks like a thicker book. What a joke. Don't waste your time. It has very little, if anything, to do with Myers-Briggs and is so generalized it cannot truly help you.

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Summary: This book is terrible.
Review: I am so disappointed by this book. It was supposed to incorporate the Myers-Briggs typing into an in-depth analysis of the relationships between the types. It was very vague, not even bringing the types into discussion. It makes up 4 types that are extremely ill-defined. It repeats the scant indicies on these types over and over, using up pages so it looks like a thicker book. What a joke. Don't waste your time. It has very little, if anything, to do with Myers-Briggs and is so generalized it cannot truly help you.

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Summary: EXELENT BOOK ONE OF THE BEST ON THIS SUBJECT
Review: Iam so happy I bought this book I almost did not buy it because of the negetive review made buy a madame artiste, lukily I did
for this book is not based on the myers briggs it is based on the DISC wich for me is a much easier indicator of people and it is handled with inteligence and depth.Exelent exelent book dont mis it.

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Summary: Loved it
Review: This book is great. It's so much better than anything you get from a Keirsey book because instead of just stating that mercurial lovers should be with romantic lovers and innocents with steadfasts, it gives scenarios on how each of the four temperaments would act together in a relationship. It's great at describing all the potential conflicts in a relationship. I think anybody in a relationship would benefit from this book: it's just impossible not to be more aware of you and your partners complexes. If you're not familiar with type though, I suggest reading David Keirsey's Please Understand Me II. This book assumes you already know a lot of what's in there. For those familiar with Keirsey, the four different types the Quenks describe translate this way: Romantic=Idealist Mercurial=Rational Steadfast=Guardians Innocent=Artisans.

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Summary: Loved it
Review: This book is great. It's so much better than anything you get from a Keirsey book because instead of just stating that mercurial lovers should be with romantic lovers and innocents with steadfasts, it gives scenarios on how each of the four temperaments would act together in a relationship. It's great at describing all the potential conflicts in a relationship. I think anybody in a relationship would benefit from this book: it's just impossible not to be more aware of you and your partners complexes. If you're not familiar with type though, I suggest reading David Keirsey's Please Understand Me II. This book assumes you already know a lot of what's in there. For those familiar with Keirsey, the four different types the Quenks describe translate this way: Romantic=Idealist Mercurial=Rational Steadfast=Guardians Innocent=Artisans.