Screw Who You Want and Forget About What People Think: A Guide for Single Women Dating Men that Play Games
Book Details
Author(s)Lawrence Wilson
PublisherLETA TR
ISBN / ASINB010TQ74OO
ISBN-13978B010TQ74O4
MarketplaceIndia 🇮🇳
Description
“Screw Who You Want and Forget About What People Think: A Guide for Single Women Dating Men that Play Games,†completely changes the idea of searching for love after having your heart broken time after time.
This dating book offers realistic dating advice for women and emphasizes dating boundaries. It provides tips and recommendations based on: real men that play games, real women and their broken hearts, real trials and tribulations, and finally, real results.
This dating book explore the extremes to which “game playing†men go to convince women that they are into them when they really aren't. My objective is to provide dating advice to women to help them recognize the “game†and provide them with dating boundaries to beat it, keeping their hearts intact.
The guide strips away the entrenched dating platitudes of the past, including:
1. The 90-day rule—wait before sex.
“Screw Who You Want†Dating Advice: No way! If you want to have sex, do it, but remember it’s just for fun, and not love!
2. Trust is the Key to Any Relationship.
“Screw Who You Want†Dating Advice: No way! Don’t trust any man until you know for sure he is genuine and his intent in the relationship aligns with yours. Go into the situation with your eyes wide open, not allowing anything to be overlooked.
3. Men like a woman that plays hard to get.
“Screw Who You Want†Challenge: No way! Difficult women are a pain, but that doesn’t mean women should be readily available to men, either. Let him make most of the moves, and challenge him to prove that he’s really interested in you.
4. If a guy says that he loves you, he means it.
“Screw Who You Want†Challenge: No way! Don’t believe it just yet. Let his actions prove that he loves you, not his words.
“Screw Whoever You Want and Forget About What People Think: A Guide for Single Women Dating Men that Play Games†is a must-have for single women navigating the dating scene today. Its bold new rules bust the myths of the past, and give women the “frames†to see “game†from day one—protecting themselves from those types of men.
This dating book offers realistic dating advice for women and emphasizes dating boundaries. It provides tips and recommendations based on: real men that play games, real women and their broken hearts, real trials and tribulations, and finally, real results.
This dating book explore the extremes to which “game playing†men go to convince women that they are into them when they really aren't. My objective is to provide dating advice to women to help them recognize the “game†and provide them with dating boundaries to beat it, keeping their hearts intact.
The guide strips away the entrenched dating platitudes of the past, including:
1. The 90-day rule—wait before sex.
“Screw Who You Want†Dating Advice: No way! If you want to have sex, do it, but remember it’s just for fun, and not love!
2. Trust is the Key to Any Relationship.
“Screw Who You Want†Dating Advice: No way! Don’t trust any man until you know for sure he is genuine and his intent in the relationship aligns with yours. Go into the situation with your eyes wide open, not allowing anything to be overlooked.
3. Men like a woman that plays hard to get.
“Screw Who You Want†Challenge: No way! Difficult women are a pain, but that doesn’t mean women should be readily available to men, either. Let him make most of the moves, and challenge him to prove that he’s really interested in you.
4. If a guy says that he loves you, he means it.
“Screw Who You Want†Challenge: No way! Don’t believe it just yet. Let his actions prove that he loves you, not his words.
“Screw Whoever You Want and Forget About What People Think: A Guide for Single Women Dating Men that Play Games†is a must-have for single women navigating the dating scene today. Its bold new rules bust the myths of the past, and give women the “frames†to see “game†from day one—protecting themselves from those types of men.
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