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All Men Are Liars: An Incomplete Guide to Relationship Trauma

Jeffrey L. Rodengen

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This is the very first work which explores the interesting dynamic of why men deceive in relationships of all kinds: personal, professional, political, sports and academic. It is a groundbreaking work that is both instructive and humorous. Though written for both male and female audiences, it will resonate most strongly with women, more often than not the victims of male duplicity. Material is presented through association with popular television, motion picture and current event comparisons.

Ever wonder if a man can go 9-to-5 without lying? Well, we wondered too, and we offer a wealth of information to help you decide the answer. From exploring lies in romantic relationships to lies in sports, advertising, entertainment, and much more, All Men Are Liars: An Incomplete Guide to Relationship Trauma provides a close look at the colorful variety of falsehoods we encounter daily in our personal and professional lives. We discover that most men are built to lie, while most women are built to admonish them. Yet studies have consistently shown that most lies serve a meaningful purpose, so the chance for forgiveness remains at hand. As we present the pieces and you put the puzzle together, will the truth triumph in the end? Find out why only half of what you think you know is really the truth.

Language: English

Pages: 166

Format: Hardcover

Publisher: Write Stuff Syndicate

Release: October 01, 2005

ISBN: 1932022155

ISBN 13: 9781932022155

All Men Are Liars: An Incomplete Guide to Relationship Trauma

Jeffrey L. Rodengen

0/5 ( ratings)

This is the very first work which explores the interesting dynamic of why men deceive in relationships of all kinds: personal, professional, political, sports and academic. It is a groundbreaking work that is both instructive and humorous. Though written for both male and female audiences, it will resonate most strongly with women, more often than not the victims of male duplicity. Material is presented through association with popular television, motion picture and current event comparisons.

Ever wonder if a man can go 9-to-5 without lying? Well, we wondered too, and we offer a wealth of information to help you decide the answer. From exploring lies in romantic relationships to lies in sports, advertising, entertainment, and much more, All Men Are Liars: An Incomplete Guide to Relationship Trauma provides a close look at the colorful variety of falsehoods we encounter daily in our personal and professional lives. We discover that most men are built to lie, while most women are built to admonish them. Yet studies have consistently shown that most lies serve a meaningful purpose, so the chance for forgiveness remains at hand. As we present the pieces and you put the puzzle together, will the truth triumph in the end? Find out why only half of what you think you know is really the truth.

Language: English

Pages: 166

Format: Hardcover

Publisher: Write Stuff Syndicate

Release: October 01, 2005

ISBN: 1932022155

ISBN 13: 9781932022155

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