Play or Be Played : What Every Female Should Know About Men, Dating, and Relationships

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Summary: Read with an open mind...
Review: A friend of mine suggested this book and I reluctantly agreed to read it. I am sooooooo glad I did, as a single 26 year that is very involved in the dating scene, this book gave me a great deal of insight on how men think. I highly recommend it to any female that is actively dating! Excellent book!

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Summary: Very Informative Read
Review: A friend of mine suggested this book and I reluctantly agreed to read it. I am sooooooo glad I did, as a single 26 year that is very involved in the dating scene, this book gave me a great deal of insight on how men think. I highly recommend it to any female that is actively dating! Excellent book!

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Summary: I am a Man, this joint is unbelievable!
Review: As I read this book I was astonished at how Tariq broke down the different type of men and women. The profound things he had to say about male/female relationships and the realness he uses. I saw myself in the men he was talking about, I saw my friends in the men he was talking about, and I got female friends and relatives he was talking about. I am now this man's biggest fan!!! Ladies, It's all true!

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Summary: Played or Be Played
Review: Beneficial for both men and women in the dating "game"
The author gives a good perspective of the types of men and women we all encounter everyday - - and how to deal with them in the "game."

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Summary: Grow Up People
Review: I have read this book and I think this book and others like this one are pure garbage. No one man can predict what other men are thinking about women. Mr. Nasheed has not been with every woman in the world to make these generalized statements. Any woman who reads these sort of "how to find a man" books is truly sad. Work within yourself to find what factors are preventing you from finding true happiness with the opposite sex. There are no magic answers to finding a man, when it's meant to be it just "happens". So what if a woman wears blue and pink weaves, does that mean that she does not deserve happiness? She may just be showcasing her creative side. It may not be my personal taste but it doesn't make her any less a person who deserves love. But I will say that the book was entertaining at best, there were parts that were truly funny.

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Summary: This book was a wake up call
Review: I heard Mr. Nasheed on the Steve Harvey Morning Radio Show promoting this book,so I decided to pick it up just for the heck of it.After I read the book,I was literally blown away.This book was touching on a lot of taboo subjects that people are afraid to talk about when discussing relationships.The book open my eyes to a lot of behavior that I have engaged in throughout my years of dating.All I can say is if you want the answers to your dating problems,get this book.

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Summary: very good book
Review: I think that every female that is in the dating scene should read this book. Many of the points discussed women already know, but some just need that extra push to step up their game. Many women do not like to play games, however, the dating scene is a game and its play or be played.

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Summary: Just What Women Needed
Review: It's about time someone came out with a book that truely tells it like it is.This book is excellent in the way it breaks the dating game down in a simple,conversational style.I highly recommend this book to any women who is in a relationship or who is considering a relationship.

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Summary: Laugh out loud reading
Review: Read this book for its entertainment value rather than for its intellectual content, especially because it has none. Nasheed's book is filled with so much generalizations and stereotypes about men,women and their views on relationships. The advice he offers seem nothing more than rhetoric re-worded in hip language.
However it was great bathroom reading and has its laugh out loud moments.

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Summary: Played or Be Played
Review: This book is hilarious. Tariq "K-Flex" Nasheed makes a lot of good points, but I wouldn't take all of his "tips" and "rules" to heart. His writing style delivers his black-and-white philosophies under the guise of fact. But I still enjoyed it. You should read it for its comedic value.