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Basically just re-presented the ideas from his earlier book Men are from Mars, Women are From Venus.... except more poorly, and in a way that comes off more sexist.

This book sucks. Just in case you think I love everything I put on Goodreads. All Gray does here is repeat the same sentences over and over and over again till you think you're going to puke. And his story about the time he was tempted to cheat on his wife and wondered if it would REALLY be a proble Leggi tutto

I found the generalizations offensive, and the book had an overall sexist tone that didn't sit well with me.

There are some nuggets in there (some that he has mentioned in other books but delves into them more deeply here) to sidestep some common frustrating issues. For instance, men tend to want action, not "complaining" and "not doing anything to make it better." However, unless there is listening on the Leggi tutto

I very clearly found myself in this book, Gray nailed it. I wonder if the people who panned the book have lived the experience which he is covering here or are expecting it to be something it is not? For working mothers (either single or married), this book is refreshingly accurate. It has absolutel Leggi tutto

تو این کتاب تلاش نکردن و راحتی رو یه صفت زنانه می دونه. مدام هم زنان قدیم رو به رخ زنان دوران حال می کشه. انگار زنان قدیمی بیکار و علاف تو خونه نشسته بودن و هیچ کاری نمی کردن! این کتاب پر از تناقضه Leggi tutto

Hm, interesting book I guess. But pretty repetitive and honestly a little silly. Some of the ideas regarding the differences between men and women I can buy into, other I just can`t. It was a generalized book. There were a few insights in here, but not many. Also, it was sort of sexist--I know a lot Leggi tutto