But what does it mean to be a “man” in today’s society? Terry Real, a renowned couple’s therapist, lecturer and bestselling author told Forbes, that “we all live under patriarchy, which is a rigid dichotomy of gender roles.” It tells us that men are supposed to be strong, independent, unemotional, logical and confident. Whereas women are assumed to be expressive, nurturing, weak and dependent. “Traditional gender roles don’t make anybody happy and they don’t make for intimacy,” he said. Most men don't want you, they want to f**k you, know the difference. Most men don't love you, they love what you do for them, know the difference. Men Don't Love Women Like You! is a Step-By-Step manual on how to stop manipulation, command attention, and be seen as a must have by any man! The cheat code for low self-esteem lays in competing with other women for attention. If you’re unhappy with your facial features but have a nice butt, you accentuate that in clothing and lean on swooping bangs to make up for people saying your forehead is too big. If you’re unhappy with the build of your body from the chest down but have a doll baby face, you’re taking pictures to accentuate cleavage and face, while cropping out the rest. The result is you get attention for things you feel are strong suites, which makes you feel less insecure overall—but not really. This method of self-love is like being a real estate agent that tries to sell an entire house by showing one room. “Look at this living room, it’s incredible… The bedrooms are too small, the kitchen is outdated, and the basement is hideous, but this room is amazing!” You’re not buying into your own house because with the exception of a few traits, you are unhappy with your reflection. Self-love can’t live in that kind of mind.

Some books, like Men Don't Love Women Like You: The Brutal Truth About Dating, Relationships, and How to Go from Placeholder to Game Changer by G.L. Lambert, leave you with (bi)polar feelings. On one hand it is too sexist to the point of making feminists, misandrists, and misogynists to form an alliance to hunt down the author and kill him while on the other hand it is so brutally honest, raw, and uncut it reminds women that they will continue to be used by men (I wonder what it is with caring whether women are used or not). Millennial women are significantly more likely to say that men have it easier than women these days (compared to Generation X, Baby Boomer or Silent Generation women). Their views on whether changing gender roles have made it easier for women to live more satisfying lives clearly differ from men: “While 61% of Millennial men say women have benefited from these changes, only 48% of Millennial women agree.” Important lessons to learn from G.L. Lambert’s book: 1. You must stop believing you’re the only one special Dear woman, you are not special, in the end, you're just pussy to men; so, don't boast, men will still crave the next vagina once they have sampled yours, just move the hell on.

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Here’s why young women need to read Men Don’t Love Women Like You!: The Brutal Truth About Dating, Relationships, and How to Go from Placeholder to Game Changer by G. L. Lambert. Spartans are Game Changers by default because they can’t be pulled out of a stone by just any man. The key to becoming a true Spartan is what this book will reveal in detail, but first you have to understand the strategy of the opposing team. Projecting yourself as low-standard is very common among girls. The choice of a reastaurant, places he takes you to, the way he speaks to you - all this is set by your behaviour. You show what your standards are from the very beginning, during the courting stage. You outline the way he will treat you in the long run.

Unbeknownst to you, four out of the five things you are claiming as special, other women lay claim to as well. Do you think you are the only educated, independent, loyal, spiritual, female that a man who actually gets out beyond his neighborhood will meet? You’re a self-proclaimed, good woman. Spoiler alert, a successful man dates multiple ‘good women’ a month.” It’s crazy, the book talks about women should be empowered, so not really understanding what makes a women so “typical” to be proud of what she has been through or what she has over come to get to where she is at. I guess what he saying is what a woman has been through to get to where she is shouldn’t define her but he makes it seem like it isn’t a big deal. No one knows a persons journey until one shares it & it could be extraordinary. upvotes Follow Unfollow 1 year ago Dots Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017You are not your vagina, don't stoop too low for jerks; flip it horizontal and the author tells them that men don't value your vagina, bring something else on the table otherwise your vagina loses flavour just after the first time you have sex. But similar to what I suggest in the 7 biggest mistakes women make, you should thank him and reward him with something physical (a hug). You Must Vet Him Indirectly Without confidence and a powerful mindset, women will keep choosing the wrong guys. Without knowing how men think and what they really want, many women will end up alone and with broken hearts.