Stable of Studs
A self-help memoir about dating and relationships
Nonfiction, Family & Relationships, Relationships, Love/Romance
| Author: | Mary Walsh | ISBN: | 1230002118871 |
| Publisher: | Mary Walsh | Publication: | January 25, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Mary Walsh |
| ISBN: | 1230002118871 |
| Publisher: | Mary Walsh |
| Publication: | January 25, 2018 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Attention Single Ladies! Read this self-help memoir to quickly weed through the wrong men and find the right guy for you. You'll find no-nonsense advice about online dating, successful first dates, effectively asking the guy for his last name (to make sure he doesn't have a criminal record!), and learning that sex is an ace to hold.
Stable of Studs is a self-help memoir about my dating and relationship escapades. The old saying goes, “Write what you know…” I ponder the mysteries of why men disappear after chatting for three weeks and face the awkward realities of encountering an ex with a new girlfriend. I give no-nonsense tips and lessons for what and what not to do on a first date, the mature way to break up, staying safe in a tech-centric world, learning that sex is an ace to hold, misadventures in online dating, and what kind of man is the best match on the path to finding the man for me, while interjecting humor from my worst date and being stood up. I don't guarantee that you'll get a ring at the end but I do promise that you'll have the knowledge to find the best guy for you.
Do I eventually find The One?
Stable of Studs is written for single women by a single woman who details real dating experiences without a lot of vague, idealistic comments authored by some of the competition. Instead of simply saying “Create a dating bucket list”, Stable of Studs gives specific examples for that list. The book illustrates what really happens with online dating and the mysteries of why men abruptly disappear. Stable of Studs assumes that every woman is fabulous in her own right, but she can’t predict what a man will do. Every uncommitted woman should repost the list in the next to last chapter reminding her to be ruthless when combating a man’s dire dating behavior. In the end, she will have the arsenal of good sense to find the right man for her.
Attention Single Ladies! Read this self-help memoir to quickly weed through the wrong men and find the right guy for you. You'll find no-nonsense advice about online dating, successful first dates, effectively asking the guy for his last name (to make sure he doesn't have a criminal record!), and learning that sex is an ace to hold.
Stable of Studs is a self-help memoir about my dating and relationship escapades. The old saying goes, “Write what you know…” I ponder the mysteries of why men disappear after chatting for three weeks and face the awkward realities of encountering an ex with a new girlfriend. I give no-nonsense tips and lessons for what and what not to do on a first date, the mature way to break up, staying safe in a tech-centric world, learning that sex is an ace to hold, misadventures in online dating, and what kind of man is the best match on the path to finding the man for me, while interjecting humor from my worst date and being stood up. I don't guarantee that you'll get a ring at the end but I do promise that you'll have the knowledge to find the best guy for you.
Do I eventually find The One?
Stable of Studs is written for single women by a single woman who details real dating experiences without a lot of vague, idealistic comments authored by some of the competition. Instead of simply saying “Create a dating bucket list”, Stable of Studs gives specific examples for that list. The book illustrates what really happens with online dating and the mysteries of why men abruptly disappear. Stable of Studs assumes that every woman is fabulous in her own right, but she can’t predict what a man will do. Every uncommitted woman should repost the list in the next to last chapter reminding her to be ruthless when combating a man’s dire dating behavior. In the end, she will have the arsenal of good sense to find the right man for her.