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I usually love Steve Harvey's comedy and I thought I would love this book also but it left me with very mixed feelings. Parts of it contained good advice delivered in his fun way of delivery but other parts struck a surprisingly sexist tone with me that I just didn't find fun or to be a helpful. I am sure that is not the way he would of intended for any part of this book to be interpreted but it was the way I was left feeling at the end of it.

This book was awful, I almost couldn‘t get through it. To sum it up men are dogs, and we women have to play hard to get while also stroking their fragile egos. Ladies don‘t waste your money.

This book focus on stereotypes which is just not true of all men... If someone tell me that 'a real man will...' or 'a real man should...' then i want to scream. Steve Harvey is a comedian, he should not leave his day job...

Weird

Overall I liked this book because of its candor. Trying how to understand how other people think is why we read in the first place. With that said, this book did have some great insights but occasionally read as an instructional manual of things women should just tolerate and not question. That, I wasn't into. But Harvey is pretty spot on with much of his thinking so I did appreciate his voice.

a friend has given me this book to read while on the cruise. Maybe some bloke will see me and think hey she's single and chat me up and we'll sail off into the sunset and live happily ever after....or not

"Real men extend themselves to women they care about."
It's truly amazing what this book is teaching me. So much clarity is being provided. Thanks, Steve! ☺️