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Now, I know that a smart woman like YOU doesn’t have any problems understanding men, right? No, no, of course not. I mean, you’re a bad assed, intelligent, educated woman, right? Surely YOU don’t have any trouble with something so simple as understanding a man. Uh…right?

Err….ahem…

So let me ask you a question: How can the simple act of trying to understand men make a smart woman like you feel so, so dumb?

I started asking this question when some of my brainiest female friends would come up with some of the most boneheaded explanations you’ve ever heard for male behavior. So I wrote an online advice column for a couple of years right here at this site. I answered questions about relationships from women all around the world. You can’t believe the stuff that these smart, savvy women didn’t understand about their men.

Yeah, well, don’t worry. I promise, you’re not stupid. You’re just going about it the wrong way.

You can absolutely understand your man. Actually, if you read my book, you’ll likely understand him a lot better than he does himself. And he’ll be grateful for it (since he’ll no longer have to stand there, stammering, trying to put his feelings into words. You might have heard that we’re, uh, not great at that, right?)

In my book, you’re going to learn:

  • The Manslator’s Golden Rule so you will never again be confused by what your man says. (page 8.)
  • The 2 Big Questions to answer, so you can tell whether or not ANY man is interested in you, and why (page 10)
  • How to get your man to have “The Talk” when, lets face it, you need to have one. And how to do it in such a way that he won’t leap out the window and head down the fire escape. (page 115)
  • How to ask for what you want in bed, when you’re not getting it, based on which kind of lousy lover he is. (page 51)
  • How soon should you sleep with a man? Most women I know are so dead wrong about this one. You’re not going to believe the real truth. (page 71)

You’ll find all of this and a TON of other stuff in the book. And hopefully you’ll laugh your face off in the process. Here’s what some readers have said:

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“Just finished reading Manslations! I could not put it down. It was like watching the sunrise. I suddenly understood so much about men…why they do and say things…why they act a certain way. I was shaking my head in agreement the whole way through. I am nominating Jeff Mac for the Nobel Peace Prize. He has certainly earned it for advancing the cause of women everywhere.” – D. Bourgeois

I deliberately avoid dating self help books but this book floored me. First of all after just a 5 second flick through I couldn’t put it down. I found myself sitting on the floor in the book store aisle laughing my head off & nodding in agreement.” -S. Montour-Pierre

“I just read your book, “Manslations”, and the only complaint I have is that you didn’t publish it 20 years ago. You would have spared me much heartache, grief, and overthinking! I totally get it now, and am forever grateful.” – LK

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How about you do your relationship a HUGE favor, and go get yourself a copy of Manslations: Decoding the Secret Language of Men now?

ALSO AVAILABLE ELECTRONICALLY!

You can start reading the book in just a couple of minutes if you buy it at Amazon, right HERE! You don’t even need a Kindle! Now, Amazon has FREE APPS to read their e-books on your Mac, PC, Blackberry, Android Phone, iPhone or iPad. (Personally, I highly recommend the Kindle. My en-wifened one and I are loving them.)

I hope you have as much fun reading it as I did writing it. And I know that by the time you’re through, you’ll know more about men…well, maybe more than you even WANT to know, heh.

-Jeff Mac

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