Comments on: How to Apply The Rules of Dating to Your Job

By: Jay Crimaldi

Jay Crimaldi — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 18:55:29 +0000

I wish I could follow every piece of advice in “Why Men Love Bitches,” but it’s difficult. Well said, though, that the tips are evident even in bussiness/professional situations.

By: Christina Brown

Christina Brown — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 00:58:12 +0000

Now this is a book I must read. I want to be this independent, “commands respect” chick. Where do I sign?

By: Heather

Heather — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 14:21:29 +0000

I haven’t read this book so I can’t comment on it’s content, but I have a feeling I would disagree with some (or possibly most) of it. Reclamation of the term “bitch” isn’t a new thing, but this whole injection of psuedo-neo-feminism into relationships baffles me. The whole point of feminism in the first place was for women to prove they didn’t need men and could live without them. Being in a romantic relationship is completely counter-productive to the movement’s (original) intended goal. Rambling off topic. Anyway, I did look at some excerpts from the book and the biggest problem I have with most of it’s concepts are that it’s completely about mind games. Why can’t people just be honest? Why can’t a man say “hey I like you, if you like me, let’s see what we have in common” and the woman says “ok well I want to get married and have kids in the next couple years, is that what you want?” and the guy says “hell no I want to live the bachelor life for at least 3 more years and go out with the guys every Friday night but I might consider that in 5 years” or something like that. And thus the relationship ends peacefully, no hurt feelings. Or conversely, they both tell each other up front what their goals and desires are and find that they’re compatible, and BOOM a great relationship is born. MIND GAMES ARE STUPID AND THEY SUCK! That’s my two cents.

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