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The Rules (TM)
By:Ellen Fein,Sherrie Schneider
Published on 2001-06-06 by Grand Central Publishing
You are a creature unlike any other (Rule #1)--that's why you need . . . The Rules. A simple set of dos and don'ts, The Rules will lead you to where you want to be: in a healthy, committed relationship. Unlike today's haphazard dating customs, The Rules recognizes certain facts of life. That men know what they want. That a man is either attracted to you--or not! That men want a challenge, not an instant or easy victory. When you follow these commonsense guidelines, you treat yourself with respect and dignity--and demand that men do likewise. Although they sound old-fashioned (|Don't see him more than once or twice a week|), they encourage you to lead a full, satisfying, busy life--outside of romance. Although they seem tough (|Don't talk to a man first|), they will teach you how to accept occasional defeat and move on. And although they require discipline (|No more than casual kissing on the first date|), they will bring out the best in you and in the men you date. The goal? Marriage, in the shortest time possible, to a man you love, who loves you even more than you love him.
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