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In his foreword, Chicken Soup for the Soul series coauthor Jack Canfield writes, “Ted Wentworth knew how to look for the woman his heart was yearning for… and he found her. We’re lucky he decided to pass his secrets along to the rest of us.” In this simple book, Wentworth shares plenty of tips and personal anecdotes on coping with loss, moving on, starting a new relationship and even getting married again. Although the title makes the book sound like a sn (more…)Baby Sleep Positioners

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Starred Review. Known for her psychologically perceptive relationship books, Sills (Excess Baggage) turns her attention to dating for women of a certain age, particularly those recently out of long marriages. The author advises older women how to get back out there and how to contend with the anxiety that can ensue after a long period of celibacy. While Sills addresses the ugly truths that older women have to work harder than men to find eligible partners, (more…)

As the world becomes smaller and easier to travel, new options open up – including new choices in dating. You may have never considered dating an Asian girl – in Asia! Whether it’s Eastern Europe, Latin America, or Asia; the men who venture into International Dating FIND themselves in a world of beautiful women who sincerely value good men. It is an exhilarating and intoxicating journey! After one trip, you may never date in your home country again. Inside this book you wi (more…)

Are you one of the millions of people who lead busy hectic lives and have no time to pursue a social life? Have you ever invested time in meeting someone only to have the relationship fizzle once you got to know them?As our lives become busier and more stressful there is less and less time available for meeting people and especially investing the time only to end up disappointed when the person you thought was the “right one” showed their true colors! Who has time for that (more…)

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“I like the format-easy and quick to read. The cover, dedication and especially the acknowledgements are well done.” — Marge Ball, via e-mail, May 16, 2003″I received your book today and started reading it. I’ll be ordering more copies soon for my friends.” — Mary Platter, via e-mail May 16,2003

Finding Love After 50: How to Begin. Where to Go. What to Do is the only dating book written by a man exclusively for the 29 million singles age 50 and o (more…)

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“Provocative … engaging.” –Kirkus February 1, 2006″Fascinating … engagingly written … and highly accessible. A very impressive accomplishment. — David M. Buss, Ph.D., author of The Evolution of Desire

In its faced paced, entertaning pages you will learn about the deep-seated forces that shape the beahvior of today’s men and women, and develop valuable tools for getting the most out of your relationships, your work, and your life. A rollickin (more…)

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Aaron Kipnis and Elizabeth Herron are pioneers in this culture, and we need them. In What Women and Men Really Want , they move into uncharted territory with grace and determination, and they wind upboth men and womenin a better place. I honor their work in gender reconciliation, and I hope we hear a lot more from them. — Asa Baber, columnist for Playboy and author of Naked at Gender Gap.Aaron Kipnis and Elizabeth Herron go beyond the problem to a possible solution: a g (more…)

Women are literally laughing at 95% of mens online dating profiles and it’s not because these guys are ugly or funny lookin, it’s because of the attitudes these men have to dating and women.Their online profiles scream to women that they are wussies and desperate and they don’t even know it, they think this is what women want and then they scratch their heads when women turn around and tell them, “”let’s just be friends”" or “”I’m not in the right place in my life for a boyfrien (more…)

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I have had a very cruel boyfriend. Nothing I ever did was good enough for him. Nothing I ever did could ever seem to please him. And all I did was giving him my heart because I loved him so much.But he tried to keep me down on my knees, he always was trying to make me feel small. My self-confidence was lost. I have always been a beautiful girl but started to feel that I am not. He had control over me. When I was with him I never felt pretty enough, never felt sexy enough a (more…)

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