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Finding the Love of Your Life by
Neil Clark Warren What is the Best way
to Find the Love of Your Life? Do
opposites attract for a lifetime? What critical differences and
similarities make or break a relationship? What is the most important
quality you should look for in a mate? This
book will help you choose a marriage partner you
can love and live happily with for a lifetime. Ten proven principles
for choosing the right marriage partner, and seven danger signs to
look for while dating. No matter what stage of courtship you
are in, whether still looking or think you've found someone, whether
you've been married before or not - this clear and reasoned approach
will significantly increase your chances of building a happy and
enduring bond. Highly
Recommended!
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How to Attract Anyone, Anytime, Anyplace: The Smart Guide to Flirting
by Susan Rabin, Barbara Lagowski
No longer do you have to be the wallflower
at the party, watching others mixing and mingling and meeting that
absolutely fabulous person in the corner. In How to Attract Anyone,
Anytime, Anyplace, Susan Rabin, a therapist who was a coordinator
for Family Living/Sex Education for the New York City Board of
Education, elucidates the principles of flirting--from body language
to conversation tips to where to meet other singles--and helps to get
you on your way to getting out there! Each chapter gives a
heart-shaped bulleted list of tips under categories such as "How to
Make Your Own Luck" and "Tips from a Master Flirt." This guide is
ideal for the beginner who honestly feels that there's nowhere to go
to meet new people and feels utterly hopeless when faced with a
stranger. Before you know it, Rabin will help you feel like a flirt
extraordinaire!
Highly Recommended!
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How Not to Stay Single : 10 Steps to a Great Relationship by
Nita Tucker, Randi Moret, Randi Maret A step-by-step
program full of helpful hints, explicit goal-setting instructions,
eye-opening anecdotes, and motivational thoughts. Each chapter
includes an action plan-actual assignments to complete as part of the
process of gaining confidence, improving self-esteem, and increasing
dating opportunities. Readers are asked to apply the same principles
to finding a mate that have gotten them ahead in business: planning,
perseverance, effort, and time. This results-oriented book teaches
you that wanting a relationship is nothing to be ashamed of, that
staying in a dead-end relationship will keep you from finding a
thriving one, that there are simple and effective ways to increase the
odds of meeting the right kind of people, and that you're a good catch
and you shouldn't hide it. How Not to Stay Single shows you how to
stop waiting for a relationship and how to start making it happen.
Unlike other relationship books, this book is about changing what
you're doing, not about changing you. |
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Are You the One for Me?: Knowing Who's Right and Avoiding Who's Wrong
by Barbara DeAngelis Is
he/she the one you want? What are the biggest mistakes
singles make when they date? Why do you keep picking people who
are emotionally unavailable, have no common interests or are just
looking for sex? This is a must read for anyone who is single
and dating or dating exclusively (and evaluating). Early on,
readers are asked to make lists of past lovers' worst qualities and
then to write a want ad for a partner, highlighting the common themes.
Readers count off ``the seven wrong reasons to be in a relationship''
(from ``sexual hunger'' to ``emotional or spiritual emptiness'');
``nine fatal flaws to watch out for in a partner'' (addiction,
control-freak tendencies, sexual dysfunction); seven compatibility
time-bombs, etc. Those unsure of whether to commit may value the
elaborate self-test offered here, leading to a numerical assessment of
compatibility. Given a tolerance for lists and comfort with an
approach that precludes subtlety, readers with histories of unhappy
relationships may gain insight from this solid, well-organized
advice. Highly
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How to Know if Someone is Worth Pursuing
in Two Dates or Less
by Neil Clark Warren
He feels a strong attraction to her. She
wonders if he could be "the one." In the glamorous haze of early
romantic attraction it's hard to know whether a relationship will lead
to true love—or to a negative or even catastrophic relationship. This
book helps men and women who want healthy and satisfying marriages
identify the early warning signs of an unhealthy relationship. Dr.
Warren shows readers how to hold out for God's best for their lives
instead of settling for the first one to come along and outlines the
factors that increase the chances for marital success. For those who
want to become wiser in their relationship choices, this practical
guide will help them find the love they want and avoid the pain they
don't need. |
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Intellectual Foreplay: Questions for Lovers and Lovers-To-Be
by Eve
Eschner Hogan, Steven Hogan
"What should you ask someone before you
get seriously involved?" Intellect- ual Foreplay is designed to
spark stimulation and interest through intimate communication. "Like
its physical counterpart, [it] can build excitement and desire--or
quickly reveal a lack of compatibility, saving you months, or even
years, of developing a relationship that isn't going to work," say the
authors. It's an interesting concept: questions to ask to determine
compatibility or just get to know a lover or potential lover better.
The book starts with "Who Are You?" questions covering a myriad of
topics, such as self-esteem, values, hobbies, trust, romance,
spirituality, health, and time management. Other sections include
"Where Did You Come From?" (past, family, friends, education, and
intelligence), "Where Are You Going?" (money, work, and future), "Can
We Live Together?" (home, household responsibilities, food, bathroom,
pets, vehicles, garden), and "Where Are We Going?" (vacations,
holidays, children, wedding, and sex). For example, figure out your
top 20 "non-negotiable" questions and answer them yourself before
asking them of a partner.
Highly Recommended!
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1001 Ways to Be Romantic
By Gregory J. P. Godek and Mark Victor Hansen
Casablanca Press
Great
relationships need more than just good communication techniques. They
need an on-going diet of those special little somethings that keep the
love alive. This book has many (1001 in fact) creative, and sometimes
unusual ideas, gifts and special gestures that add spice to your
relationship. Add to your repertoire with wonderful book. . |
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How to Succeed with Men by David Copeland,
Ron Louis The insider's guide to getting a man and
keeping him. Forget The Rules. At last, there's a guide to what men
really want from a relationship written by the reigning experts on
the subject: men! Gender studies specialists Ron Louis and David
Copeland deliver the targeted, no-nonsense advice any single or
divorced woman needs to find a good man. While publicizing their
first team effort, How to Succeed with Women, Ron and David received
many requests from the female audiences wanting to know when a book
for them would be forthcoming. Packed with lively and revealing
true-life examples, HOW TO SUCCEED WITH MEN moves from the first
sparks, through courtships and break ups, to marriage. Along the
way, women will discover: *the truth about men, sex, and dating
*where the desirable men are...and how to meet them *the essentials
of effective flirting *how to move from "just friends" to lovers
*surefire strategies for romancing a man's soul...and seducing his
body *how to avoid the pitfalls...and dump the duds *definitive
criteria for judging whether a relationship has staying power.
Instead of simply teaching tricks to hook a man, Louis and Copeland
give women valuable insights into what truly makes the opposite sex
tick...and reveal precisely how to connect with the right man
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How to Flirt Outrageously: A Step-by-Step Guide to Bewitching a Man
by Vera G. Lee A witty and instructive manual
revealing hundreds of how-to's for mastering the fine art of flirting.
The book describes all aspects of flirting, including techniques of
eye contact, body language, psychological interplay and wordplay.
Whimsical art deco drawings illustrate an elegantly presented text.
The author wrote this book for women who like men and who wish to
attract them without losing their integrity and self-esteem. But
though geared primarily to women, it contains questionnaire input from
over a hundred men. And it may well interest the curious male - who
should should at least read it in self-defense! |
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Complete Idiot's Guide to Online Dating and Relating
by Joe Schwartz The Complete
Idiot's Guide to Online Dating and Relating shows you valuable
information on all stages of online dating and different ways to find
and use interest groups and messaging. All of the basic areas of
online communicating are covered. Topics include a no-nonsense
discussion of the resources available for dating and communicating
online, simple explanations of the terminology of dating and
relationships on the Internet, general dating advice about moving into
the real world after life online, safety advice when exploring online
relationships, and real life stories of online socializers.
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The New Sensual Massage : Learn to Give Pleasure With
Your Hands by
Gordon Inkeles
“The New Sensual Massage” shows you how
to give an exquisitely pleasurable, sensual massage. Perfect for
newcomers to the art as well as for those who have practiced it for
years, the warm text and large numbers of sensual photographs make the
book exceptionally clear and easy to follow. Stunning illustrations,
precisely matched to actual massage photos, show what happens inside
the body to muscles, tendons, nerves and circulation—as it’s being
massaged. The complete body massage is broken down step-by-step,
chapter-by-chapter (“The Back,” “The Head,” “The Feet,” ) and is
followed by sections on setting up a massage space, the six essential
masterstrokes, stress control, erotic massage, and much, much more.
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Body for Life: 12 Weeks to Mental and Physical Strength
by Bill Phillips Over 2 million people have
learned from the master trainer! You will learn how to get in the
best shape of your life "
lose 15-40 pounds and go from Ms. Thunder
Thighs or Mr. Beer Gut to totally buff in only 12 weeks! I've
tried this and it really works! The three-times-a-week weightlifting
program in Body for Life is deceptively simple. If you've spent
any time in the gym, you've already done all the exercises. But
Phillips includes a couple of high-intensity sets at the end of each
exercise that should compound the training effect on each muscle
group. Same goes for the cardiovascular exercise he recommends: just
20 minutes, three times a week. But those 20 minutes are spent jacking
the intensity up and down, accomplishing more in less time.
Highly Recommended!
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The Complete Idiot's Guide to Handling a Breakup
by Rosanne Rosen, Julianne Serovich
You're no idiot, of course! You've heard the song "Breaking Up
Is Hard to Do" hundreds of times and know from the cliché that there
are plenty of other fish in the sea. But when it comes to surviving
life after your breakup, you feel eating a pound of chocolate is your
only option. Don't run out to the candy store just yet! The Complete
Idiot's Guide to Handling a Breakup is here to teach you how to
successfully initiate a breakup as well as how to survive the breakup
when it comes as a total surprise. You'll learn how to go from victim
to victor and move on to your next relationship with a confidence
you've never had before.
Highly Recommended!
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