From a feminist point of view, I'm appalled. Women that think this way, and men that accept that their gender should have to accept the manipulative tactics outlined by this author deserve one another. I ask for respect from my fiance. I ask to be treated like a goddess. And I definately respect and appreciate the man that can fulfill both these needs while simultaneously remaining every bit of the masculine figure I am attracted to. Maybe I'm lucky to have a man as amazing as this, but I've earned it-- by respecting him as my equal (but different) partner in life, honoring his masculinity, and by appreciating all that he embodies as my ideal of what a man with honor, loyalty, trust, honesty, integrity, and yup, sex appeal-- I've earned my place as his goddess, not by manipulating him, but by placing him on my pedastal as my king. This book is written by and for people that are not as lucky as I am and never took the time to find their true match.









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