Acta como dama, pero piensa como hombre: Lo que los hombres realmente piensan acerca del amor, la intimidad, las relaciones/Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man - Steve Harvey

Para lograr el gran amor que siempre ha soado, la mujer debe saber cmo piensan los hombres, qu les apasiona y qu les disgusta, qu actitudes de ellas le enloquecen y qu los aleja de sus brazos. Steve Harvey entrega en este libro sper divertido y a la vez revelador, una serie de consejos para que la mujer sepa lo que realmente le interesa a los hombres respecto a la sexualidad, la seduccin y el compromiso; el libro es una gua esencial para que las mujeres elijan correctamente a su pareja y se alejen de los hombres que slo quieren pasar el rato.


ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

From the host of the popular "Steve Harvey Morning Show" comes a funny, honest, and foolproof guide for all women that takes them inside the heads of men and shows how men think about love, sex, and commitment.

As a popular comedian, radio host and red-blooded male, Harvey doesn't have the bona fides typical to most women's relationship self-help, but he still manages a thorough, witty guide to the modern man. Harvey undertakes the tast because "Women are clueless about men," because "Men get away with a whole lot of stuff" and because he has "some valuable information to change all of that." Harvey makes a game effort, taking a bold but familiar men-are-dogs approach: if you're "cutting back" on sex, "he will have another woman lined up and waiting to give him what he needs and wants--the cookie." Several chapters later, however, he introduces the "ninety-day rule," asserting that, actually, he won't always have another woman lined up--and the only way to makes sure is a three-month vetting period. Harvey also tackles mama's boys, "independent--and lonely--women," and the matter of children in the dating world ("If he's meeting the kids after you decide he's the one, it's too late"). Feminists and the easily offended probably won't take to Harvey's blanket statements and blunt advice, but Harvey's fans and those in need of tough (but ticklish) love advice should check it out (especially the hysterical last-chapter Q&A).