3 out of 4 stars
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What are the fundamental differences between men and women in terms of creating a romantic relationship? Morris Rollins uses artistic languages and illustrations to explain the mentioned question in his book titled The Chauvinist’s Guide to Modern Romance.
The book contains 57 pages. It’s all about the author’s opinion on modern relationship after having been abused by ladies (Nice girls and Bad girls). Based on his experiences, he decided to pose as a ghost-writer (Pen name: Morris Rollins) and shared his view through this book. Morris believes in a natural phenomenon where a man should be in control of a woman. However, man is presently under the captive of a woman unknowingly through feminine allure. Although this book is about male chauvinism, Morris highlighted incredible features that women have acquired because of modern civilization. He believes women want to be ruled by the genuine man and emphasized that men will always stir women’s passion. He backed up his points with charts and images. With this, he examined various types of women (Nice lady, Bad girl, Nympho, and Blonds) and men (Tough guy, Sharp guy, Smooth guy, and Nice guy).
Morris’s writing is engaging right from the start. Some sections are hilarious with practical guidelines for men. I admire how the author advises men to let go of their ego and handle women as a smarter human being. Another thing I cherish in this book is the author’s classification of various kind of girls. Having this understanding will help men to study the kind of girl they are dating based on some of the author’s valuable points.
However, I don’t agree with some of the author’s point of view. For instance, some guidelines in the section for trapping bad girls and catholic girls are unadvisable to follow. I expect any reader of this book to pick out the useful guidelines and discard the remaining ones that are unuseful to him. Furthermore, advertising unpublished book within the pages is unprofessional. The author should have done that at the back of the book.
In conclusion, I rate The Chauvinist’s Guide to Modern Romance 3 out of 4 stars. I subtracted one star because of the unnecessary adverts and some misleading guidelines that I found in the book. Notwithstanding, the book is well-edited as I did not find any typographical or grammatical errors in it. Therefore, I would recommend this book to every man that is above 18 years of age.
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The Chauvinist's Guide to Modern Romance
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