What Men Really Want

by Herb Goldberg

Libro usado en buenas condiciones, por su antiguedad podria contener señales normales de uso

224 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published June 4, 1991

Reviews

[Nosierosie]

This was actually really interesting and eye-opening. However, I would love an updated version where the author doesn't view the woman/wife as someone who "watches soap operas and eats chocolate all day." A lot has changed culturally since this was published, and I would like to see the same arguments spun with women as working, being professional, and pulling their own weight in the household. I am not sure the same arguments would hold.

[Julianne Witmer]

This is probably the worst book on relationships I’ve read. It seems the author spent the entire time telling women they are wrong about everything and will never get it right. I could feel the animosity towards women all the way through. Very disappointed.

[Busra Gozaydinoglu]

Not necessarily this book is bad, but I think more old fashioned. Compared to 90s, feminine and masculine roles changed a lot and men are more feminine and do not have masculine pressure that much in 21st century. Although I was able to get into men psychology deeply and had a better understanding of their behavior. Overall I feel like it improved my empathy towards the behavior of men around me. I feel like a lot of relationship books have female favoritism and this book simplifies men behavior

[Sara Beth]

Interesting to see the way that men and women think and react so differently. I was able to identify quickly with things that have happened in my relationships and what I see happening in others. I believe this to be a good read for anyone that is truly open with their desire to attempt to be understanding and strive for what is best for both people in a relationship to make it as loving as possible on a multitude of levels.