The Bluffer's Guide to Men (Bluffer's Guides)

Feelings It is, of course, a cheap joke to suggest that the very idea of men's feelings is a contradiction in terms. Men do have feelings, and they are not just all over their body. Sex, sex, sex, sex, sex, sex A man knows he is in love when he finds himself thinking not just about sex every six minutes, but about sex every six minutes with the same woman. The male heart Men are suckers for approval. A nod and a smile go a long way to winning the male heart. They want to feel that women have noticed them and that women need them. Best of all would be if women admire them. They'd also like to feel that women trusted them, but that's probably hoping for too much. When no means yes It is a fatal error to box a man into a corner. But give him the opportunity to say no, and he is more likely to say yes. Marilyn Monroe Men run faster because they have a narrower pelvis, which means that when running they need to rotate it less fast than women in proportion to the distance covered. It also means that no man can walk like Marilyn MonroeMason, Antony is the author of 'The Bluffer's Guide to Men (Bluffer's Guides)', published 2006 under ISBN 9781903096956 and ISBN 1903096952.