I've just finished reading a book called Women's Infidelity by Michelle Langley.
It's based around 100s of interviews with unfaithful women and goes into the reasons why they cheat on their husbands and the cruel, cold and downright evil behaviour they can often resort to. It will make you cynical, but it is very enlightening. It is one of those books many of us more optimistic guys need to read in order to learn the true nature of women and to prepare us for it.
As a matter of fact, it support a lot of what is taught on this forum and is a very good incentive to adopt the player/jerk mentality.
Anyone else read it and have any thoughts on it?
A small quote from the book...
It's based around 100s of interviews with unfaithful women and goes into the reasons why they cheat on their husbands and the cruel, cold and downright evil behaviour they can often resort to. It will make you cynical, but it is very enlightening. It is one of those books many of us more optimistic guys need to read in order to learn the true nature of women and to prepare us for it.
As a matter of fact, it support a lot of what is taught on this forum and is a very good incentive to adopt the player/jerk mentality.
Anyone else read it and have any thoughts on it?
A small quote from the book...
The women were using their spouses as anchors while they were out scouting and building new relationships. The acceptance of this behavior by their husbands created an inflated, false sense of power in the women. Some of the women were rather arrogant. They seemed to be using their husband’s devotion as a means to attract a new mate. By describing how heartbroken their husbands were they made themselves more attractive to their lovers. Their husband’s grief became an advertisement. And when the women in this situation felt threatened—in other words, when they suspected that their husbands were starting to move on—they reached out to their husbands emotionally and/or sexually. The women were still very jealous at this point, and if their husbands showed any interest in other women they would in effect “mark their territory.” Unfortunately though, this jealousy encouraged their husbands to feel hopeful.