The Mind Games Women Play On Men

The positive part of this book is that it allows the reader to be at least aware of some of the mind games that some women play on men. Concerning the drawbacks of this book, I agree with another reviewer that this book doesn't go far enough in detail. The book could've gone into a lot more detail, but it didn't. Not all women are the same. There are some bad women who play games continually. There are some good women who don't habitually play games. I agree with the author that if you tangle yourself up with the wrong woman, you could seriously end with a massive heartache. Some women (if they're too nice to a man) may have an ulterior motive and want something possibly from that man. If a woman plays the avoidance game too much and the playing hard to get game too much, she risks the possibility that the man will lose interest in her, and may possibly dump her. The author of the book said that she has seen too many relationships fail because one partner gives more love than the other. Life is too short and too precious to waste time. I agree with the author that a psychologically healthy relationship should not be too one sided.

It is to simple and it doesn't go deep into to the topic, most of the examples are very superficial. It is a good reading for beginners trying to understand female behavior and emotions. I was expecting more information going in depth regarding female spycology and how they use manipulation to get what they want with weak mind people and especially man.

Nothing new here if your over 30, but was nice someone made a basic list. Maybe I'm showing my age but as a male I could easily add another 5 games. Short descriptions with no suggestions on how to counter or how to develop a good relation without games. If you like monopoly you might like this book. There are no winners.

If I had read this book before my second marriage, it would have save me soo much pain. Please, if you are single, and are putting yourself out there, empower yourself !

I read this book because my current boyfriend is always accusing me of these random scenarios that didn’t make any sense and manipulation that I hadn’t even thought of until they were mentioned by him and then I find them in this book it’s almost like he wrote it. Unfortunately for me this is only the second place in my entire life that these scenarios have presented themselves I don’t act this way and none of the women I know act this way. This is not an insight into the female mind If the female mind is worth getting into I would say if this describe someone you know don’t date her.

I didn't find this book particularly insightful. The types of women that engage in these games I have never run into. I suppose that doesn't mean they don't exist. Much of her arguments are based on one relationship. However, that one relationship had one contradiction (man asks her to marry her every year, then she asks in a later chapter why they're not married). It could be that the couple is actually two rather than just one. Her explanations and resolutions are rather shallow. I got the impression that the women she's referring to are extremely shallow. I don't think they are representative of the gender. On the other hand, if any of those games do pop up, maybe it's good to bail. Charging $3.99 for a very short piece is robbery, in my opinion. At best, it shouldn't be valued over 99 cents.

Warnings for men! A must for all young men.

It was very good and interesting to read. I believe men can equally play all of the games just as well.

Oh boy, where do I start? On the positive side - delivery was fast, the packaging good. On the negative side - very very very poor content. It is basically a blog post published in a book form (content-wise and length-size). Don't expect anything more from the book than you would otherwise find by googling. I was somewhat tricked by the title, thinking that it is an application of psychological study of the mind games. Nothing could be further from the truth. A random stranger in a bar would have a better theory of gender games than this book.

Not what I was looking for.