All Men Are Jerks - Until Proven Otherwise: A Woman's Guide to Understanding Men - Softcover

Schwartz, Daylle Deanna

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9781580621731: All Men Are Jerks - Until Proven Otherwise: A Woman's Guide to Understanding Men

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ISBN 10: 1580621732 ISBN 13: 9781580621731

Publisher: Adams Media, 1999

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There are good men out there, if you can get past the jerks!

Everybody knows that men can act like real jerks. But complaining about them won't get you what you want. This book tells it like it is-explaining why men act they way they do, and what they really think about dating, sex, and relationships.

Most importantly, it teaches you what to say and do to get the love and affection you deserve.

All Men Are Jerks teaches women critical survival skills-how to protect themselves until they've established if they've found the right man, or whether they've found just another jerk.

All Men Are Jerks explains why men act they way they do-and what women can do to protect themselves from the pain and disappointment they'll suffer if Prince Charming turns out to be a loser. It itemizes the many ways that men can be jerks-and tells women how to decide which flaws are tolerable, which are grounds for "termination," and offers invaluable survival tactics for dealing with men-and staying happy-whether or not Mr. Right ever shows up.

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About the Author:

Daylle Deanna Schwartz teaches workshops on how to handle men in relationships and has appeared on Oprah!, Ricki Lake, Leeza, Good Day New York, and Good Morning America.

From Library Journal:

Schwartz, who runs workshops on "how to handle men in relationships," has appeared on Ricki Lake, Leeza, and even Oprah. Her media experience is clear from her book, which is filled with sound bites. This isn't a so bad, for it results in writing that is no-nonsense and easy to read. Her advice, offered in a "been-there-done-that" tone, is understandable and free of psycho-jargon. Schwartz's main point is that men treat women like jerks mainly because women let them. While it may look like she's blaming the victim, Schwartz gets away with it by using her own life as an example. She candidly admits that her own behavior has encouraged "jerkiness" in men and explains how she eventually stopped letting them walk all over her. She gives solid advice on how other women can achieve the same end. Recommended for all public libraries.APamela A. Matthews, Gettysburg Coll. Lib., PA
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