[Stylist] Question about a Book That's Been Mentioned Here

[Bridgit Kuenning-Pollpeter]

I will just say, I don't think this book is all that great, and frankly, it's based on antiquated notions. Lots of research has been done to disprove the theory this book is based around. Men and women are not as different as this book presents. I wouldn't really turn to books, especially one like this, for dating advice. Rather, just get out there, be yourself and have fun. Don't always think in terms of relationships but just have fun making friends. And if things turn more romantic, great, but, don't make it a huge focus. College should be a great time where you just have fun and learn who you are. If you meet someone, great, but, don't stress too much about it 😊

Bridgit

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Subject: [Stylist] Question about a Book That's Been Mentioned Here


Hi All,
I know that awhile back (maybe a year or so ago), someone mentioned reading "Men Are from Mars, Women are from Venus." I think that as a college student, who may enter a relationship in the next couple of years, this book would be interesting. Did you like it and was it worth the read?
Thanks,
Vejas
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