Why He'll Have Sex with You but Not Love You - Gregg Akkerman - Books -  - 9781704377940 - February 13, 2020
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Why He'll Have Sex with You but Not Love You


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You'd like a deeply committed relationship...
...but are men just looking to hook up?
It's time to hear the brutal but caring answer. Ladies, your man's "I love you" isn't the same as yours. He can compartmentalize his feelings in ways you have never imagined. If you're a single woman, it's time to become super-educated about "man-think" and make the best possible choices when it comes to the men you date. Are you exhausted by men who:
Say "You're amazing" but still insist on "keeping their options open"String you along with vague statements like, "Let's just see where it goes, baby"Go days ignoring your texts and then all of the sudden "gotta have you" for sexThen it's time to stop being his "Maybe Baby!" "Why He'll Have Sex with You but Not Love You" delivers a path to a mutually loving relationship and an end to getting overlooked, disrespected, or ghosted. Inside this book you'll find answers to your most pressing relationship questions like:
Am I doing something wrong in bed?How come his words don't match his actions?What if I want a relationship when everyone around me is just "hooking up?"How do I know if this guy is really worth the effort?How can I stop being his "booty call" and become his only call?...plus page after page of "man-think" insight!You'll love the eye-popping advice in this book, because every sassy, classy gal needs to know how to get that man to appreciate you as the best life-partner he'll ever have! Order this power-packed book today!

Media Books     Paperback Book   (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released February 13, 2020
ISBN13 9781704377940
Pages 102
Dimensions 152 × 229 × 5 mm   ·   145 g
Language English  

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