Date Like a Girl, Marry Like a Woman

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Date Like a Girl, Marry Like a Woman by Jessica R. Bunevacz

Funny, easy to read and the author uses herself and her experiences in the book which is beneficial to the reader.

If one like to read a light, east to read book that is funny, has good information within, is advice/experience focused then check out this book.

Typical categories of men are shared along with sound advice and more importantly questions to ask oneself, and of course humor.

We all can probably use some reminders about how to date, what to look for in a partner, how to rule-out what we do not want in a partner while at the same time focusing on the relationship and how to make it better or last.

The author was a model and former entertainer and has much to share, but she also is with the man of her dreams as a spouse-so her advice is good.

Check it out!

Vikki

-- 11 Jul 2016, 10:47 --

A really good book that uses humor, real life scenarios, provides practical advice and suggestions, along with potential dating and sex scenarios.

I am in a relationship with the love of my life and this is my second long-term partner and I still found this book to be useful. He would see me reading it and hear me laugh and just knew it had to be a good book! I want to know where the Date Like a Boy and Marry Like a Man version is?

The author uses her own life experiences quite a bit and provides really good explanations of the types of men that are out there; all 14 potentials with descriptions. As you read, you will see the types of men you have dated, married or divorced for sure!

Now, if we all looked like the author (see photo below) dating and marrying would not be so difficult for some women as men would be at our doorsteps. The reality is we are not all models and we have to learn to love ourselves as we are, know what we are looking for in a boyfriend, partner or husband and date/choose accordingly.