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It's a Man's World and a Woman's Universe
It's a Man's World and a Woman's Universe delves into the challenging and sometimes uncomfortable realm of interpersonal communication. It takes the reader on a journey of growth, with valuable insight into the inner workings of the mind as it relates to the duality of the individual's energy. It is the ultimate handbook for learning how to develop greater understanding of how to communicate and foster deeper, longer lasting relationships. Learn to harness your energy rather than work against it. Learn to recognize and embrace your role, and how to implement and optimize your strengths in all your interactions, whether social, romantic, or professional.
- GenresNonfictionRelationships
144 pages, Paperback
Published March 9, 2017
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Displaying 1 - 8 of 8 reviews
May 28, 2017
Disappointed and confused.
I was so elated after finding Dr Allen's insight into relationship in her book "Getting to I Do", that I hurried to get and read her new book "It's a Man's World and a Woman's Universe".
Yet this one was of a totally different flavor than the other, and left me baffled or disturbed thru the entire thing.
After some confusing analogous discussions surrounding Yin and Yang energies with a historical bent, she provided ideas and case studies in what she calls conversational rape. Although she clearly has experience leading to her conclusions and insights, her insights in these areas seemed more inciteful than useful.
The result left me confused about her perspective, disappointed at not finding more gems of insight like those found in her previous work, and saddened to reveal my one-star rating.
I do not recommend this book.
I was so elated after finding Dr Allen's insight into relationship in her book "Getting to I Do", that I hurried to get and read her new book "It's a Man's World and a Woman's Universe".
Yet this one was of a totally different flavor than the other, and left me baffled or disturbed thru the entire thing.
After some confusing analogous discussions surrounding Yin and Yang energies with a historical bent, she provided ideas and case studies in what she calls conversational rape. Although she clearly has experience leading to her conclusions and insights, her insights in these areas seemed more inciteful than useful.
The result left me confused about her perspective, disappointed at not finding more gems of insight like those found in her previous work, and saddened to reveal my one-star rating.
I do not recommend this book.
June 25, 2022
I wonder if this book would have gotten released today with the politically correct police? Still, I loved her traditional, conservative, researched, and thoughtful perspective on all things love, dating, men, and women. Great gems in here that apply to childhood, late stage life, and beyond. Enjoyed it. She's an interesting woman that's for sure!
December 6, 2022
The first half wasn’t really relevant to me , I first thought I must be reading the wrong book and almost stopped reading it completely. But I have thumbed through it a found the meat of the book which aligns with her other book getting to I do
November 7, 2018
A bit clunky to be honest in terms of language and a bit too much archetype narrative but some interesting points and ways to proceed in relationships.
July 1, 2019
It's hard to read.
June 24, 2018
“The woman’s movement brought us independence, but it did not bring us love.”
Displaying 1 - 8 of 8 reviews