Men Don't Love Women Like You!: The Brutal Truth About Dating, Relationships, and How to Go from Placeholder to Game Changer Paperback – December 4, 2015

OH, It's good, VERY good!!! I stumbled upon this book when I got onto my Amazon page the other day when renting a movie. I'm one of those people that find that things often come into my life not as a "coincidence," but as valuable serendipity. I've never had problems getting mens respect and most often have found that the men I've been attracted to have enthusiastically reciprocated. However, I was married for 16 years and separated for 4 now and am dipping my toe into the dating game again and this book appeared the very same day! So, I decided why not get a "lay of the land," so to speak, I've not participated in this game in a long time, some refreshed skills might not be a bad thing? The first 20% of this book (I'm a Kindle reader) was exhaustively redundant but entertaining enough to keep me hanging in, it's from that point on, that the book really earns it's selling price! The book is uncouthly frank, funny and wise. Most things I already knew but I will say that I am thinking in a far more "Spartan" manner then ever and it's pretty enlightening & empowering! It's a great read (if you're not put off by blunt, in-your-face cursing) and every reader will learn something from it! Bravo G.L. you've earned my approbation!

I was pleasantly surprised by the depth of this book. I have read a good portion of the articles on the author's blog, and I thought the book might expand on them some. However, I see the blog as fun reading. Some of the depth of insight is undercut by the language used on the blog, and the author doesn't go deeply into the theoretical basis for some of his thoughts. I still like the blog though because it is in your face.This book had a lot of substance. The author has an overall theory about the awesome and regal nature of women, and revolves his theory around women realizing that and walking in it. I think this book is for women who have already done a lot of work on themselves to rid their spirit of baggage and societal judgment. Otherwise, it could take a woman years to do the work actually necessary to get through the first few chapters. The author pushes you to do some deep diving into your own fears, insecurities, and issues. Then he tells you to burn them. Smile.I appreciate the step by step, how to guide to being a queen in her universe. Insight on what it means to think your future into existence. The metaphysical component of this book was completely unexpected.Finally, real talk from a man that holds no cut cards is wonderful. One can choose to be offended, or one can value speaking power to truth. It is all in one's perspective, which is the crux of this book. If you actually see yourself as the priceless queen you are, you will change your thoughts and actions, attract men, and be able to weed the Kings from the passes.

I’m a Gen-X man who re-entered the dating market three years ago after a divorce. I read this book to get a better feel for the advice given to women around dating and to also scout the opposite sex’s strategies, emotions and steigggles because clearly I was missing something.To date the best book on dating for men I’ve dread thus far is “How to be a 3% Man” by Corey Wayne. This book is the equivalent book for women. He forged a path between gently pandering to women to get their confidence up and also being crudely crass in his language and humor to get them to let go of self-limiting beliefs, the tropes of modern dating and the internal doubts and self-limiting beliefs we all (yes, men too!) have. Bar none, he addresses all of the ways for women to conquer the dating world despite its difficulties and gives them tangible, empathetic, empowering tactics and strategies to win on their own terms but to not do so based on what the world says you should want but on an honest assessment of what your inner self truly needs, desires and has been longing for unconsciously.Five start!!! I just bought a physical copy of the book for my sister, and got a kindle version to reread over and over again. His advice is geared for women but could easily be used by men. Don’t let the title nor the fact that he is a man fool you… he clearly loves women, wants them to succeed in life and dating… by getting out of their own way and going for what they want in ways that will really open your eyes to how we’ve been passengers in life instead of driving ourselves to where we want to go.

Wow, never at 40 yrs old would I be learning about how to be valued as a women. Learning the concept of if he wanted to he would. I have followed this book step by step and now have met someone worthy and understands the assignment.

I really love this author. This is the first book I’ve read from him. He gives the raw, uncut male perspective. He tells you things you’ve always known, deep down, but just couldn’t confirm them. It’s refreshingly honest & helpful.You will cringe a lot when you see the mistakes you’ve made in your past being confirmed in each chapter, but it has the power to free you & equip you to be better.The author is consistent in keeping his readers engaged. I’m in the last couple of chapters & it gets even better at the end.The only part I disagree with him on is where he says that women shouldn’t be apprehensive about pursuing men. I think as a man, he doesn’t fully understand the long term emotional implications it can cause when a man doesn’t express interest first.Women need to know they are chosen by a man because he noticed her & wanted her. When it happens the other way around, it can create lifelong insecurities. She will forever wonder if he would have chosen her (especially if his eye wanders).I would personally focus more on teaching women how to attract & lure men they find attractive, rather than teach them how to directly pursue a man.