I recently ended an "on again off again" type relationship after getting advice from the book "He's Just Not That Into You" (which my sister recommended based on my particular situation).
The book was great - it got my head totally straight as to where I stood in the (so called) relationship - and I'm really glad I had it or I'd still be putting up with bs today probably.
My question is - does the book have merit moving forward? I wonder, if I used the principles of the book, if I'll ever actually have another relationship! It just seems like they rule out everyone but a guy who thinks you are a goddess and worships the ground you walk on (I actually had one of those once when I was very young and restless, and I divorced him.....stupid me!).
Anybody read the book? What do you think about following the principles when considering potential dates/boyfriends?
The book was great - it got my head totally straight as to where I stood in the (so called) relationship - and I'm really glad I had it or I'd still be putting up with bs today probably.
My question is - does the book have merit moving forward? I wonder, if I used the principles of the book, if I'll ever actually have another relationship! It just seems like they rule out everyone but a guy who thinks you are a goddess and worships the ground you walk on (I actually had one of those once when I was very young and restless, and I divorced him.....stupid me!).
Anybody read the book? What do you think about following the principles when considering potential dates/boyfriends?