Women's relationships follow a predictable pattern (136)

Michelle Lanfley is a visionary. Her 'Woman's Infidelity' series is the only relationship books I purchased when my wife left, although I'm sure there are other good ones. Be advised the text gets a bit graphic and hard hitting in spots, but she pulls no punches. Just the same, her advice and council is spot on (for both sexes) and she hammers a lot of myths into the ground.

I owe her a lot.

If Michelle Langley is correct isn't in a man's best interest to avoid women?

Getting the committment must have been like a conquest to them.

"If Michelle Langley is correct isn't in a man's best interest to avoid women?"

I didn't get that impression (which, btw, is totally unrealistic) but she did warn men the dangers of marrying women under the age of 30. The most profound thing she said was for both sexes to admit that that are capable of cheating, but choosing not too, for all the right reasons. That's healthy, and the kind of honesty men should look for when judging the qualities of a woman. It is good work; order it online and read it-

"If Michelle Langley is correct isn't in a man's best interest to avoid women?"

Not necessarily avoid women but certainly avoid marriage like the plague. Unless you've been asleep for the last 50 years you know what divorce means for most men.

I always thought that the marriage service was ridiculous. People promising to love someone. Ludicrous. You can't force affection or regard, it comes and goes of its own accord and you can't control it. Silly even to try. Why make yourself (and probably them) miserable by trying to do the impossible ? Marriages are not usually a good idea that went wrong, they were a stupid idea from the outset.

Hey buddy, I agree with you but not all women are like that. Some of them are so good and are ready to do anything for good <a href="http://www.1stageshopping.com/relationship"></a> with their near one.