Richard Dunnagan
Since the dawn of time, men have struggled to understand and adapt to relationships with women. They have repeatedly complained that women are too emotional, too complex, and too difficult to understand. On the other hand, women have charged men with insensitivity, lack of romantic initiative, and sexual barbarism. In spite of these complaints, men and women continue to get together and form relationships, enjoy some degree of love and romance, raise families, and find a way to share their lives. But are men and women really happy with the relationships, which they forge?Never before has there been more competition between the sexes. During the last century, women have successfully elevated their place from the bedroom to the boardroom, and have routinely succeeded over male challengers in every profession. But the biggest battle of the sexes is still in the area of relationships, and men are still losing, due to a lack of understanding of their competition, and a constantly changing set of rules. Men have sought help to understand women from every possible source and, yet, they still feel inadequate. Consequently, most men have just become content to live out their established roles in relationships, and to accept whatever degree of happiness might evolve.But what if a woman were able to explain these secrets in ways that one particular man could completely understand? Then, what if that man could successfully communicate what he has learned to all the other men?In this book, Richard Dunnagan has become the perfect translator between men and women. He has had the benefit of learning insights about women that men have forever wanted to know, and he learned it directly from a very wise, intuitive, and self-confidant, woman!With knowledge and understanding, comes hope. With hope, comes confidence. With confidence, comes motivation. With motivation, comes correct action. And, with correct action, comes success.May all who share these words find the genuine happiness and relationship success they seek.
