Author: (German) Hefner
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Cracking the Code of "Chinese Divorce," International Bestselling Import. International Authorities Provide Insight into Gender Psychology, Creating a New "Chinese Intimate Relationship." She Wants to Be Gentle and Attentive, He's the Type Who Gets Things Done Quickly. She Wants to Go to the Movies, He Wants to Go to the Tavern. She Complains Here and There, He Doesn't Open His Mouth Like a Dead Fish, and Eventually Leaves Home Quietly. The Situation Is Clear—We Are in a Complex Web of Relationship Jungles. But How Can People Escape the Predictable Traps of Modern Gender Relationships? As a representative figure in German psychological therapy, Eleonore Hefner, with a humorous approach, helps you understand who you are and what type of person suits you. She will also secretly tell you what to do, what kind of tricks or strategies to use, consciously guide your partner's behavior, train your love according to your wishes, and make them obedient. Most Importantly, the author will intelligently and provocatively suggest: strong women should sometimes play the role of a devoted wife and mother, and gentle men should also imitate masculinity—provided love requires it. It's predictable that this will be the book men are most afraid of women seeing. Of course, as a woman, when you implement the strategies in the book, you too are praying: Please don't get caught by your beloved! Target Audience: All women and men who are wives, husbands, or those preparing to take on this role.
Intimate Relationship Survival Guide
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