Sensitivity 101 for the Heterosexual Male - Philip Nork

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                                                                   Sensitivity 101 for the Heterosexual Male: Lessons Learned from the Fairer Sex

Review : Sensitivity 101 for the Heterosexual Male - Lessons Learned from the Fairer Sex - Philip Nork-2009

Sensitivity 101 for the Heterosexual Male is a tale of one mans journey to discover the answer to the age old game "Battle of the Sexes". We read as the author decided to go on a journey to discover the two main desires that it doesn't matter if we are female or male , we both have them - the desire to be accepted by others and the desire to become truly happy and content .
Sensitivity 101 for the Heterosexual Male is not necessary a help-guide for all those men out there , it won't immediately answer all those questions and make you sensitive after reading it , it is more a guide-book , a detailed account of a journey one man took in a quest for self-discovery.
However , of course since the topic is underling "What Women Want and How to Understand Them" - Philip didn't have Mel Gibson's power in the movie What Women Want , so he did it the hard way- this book details the many relationships and women encounters the author had and what he learnt out of each and everyone of them.
This is a book that every man and women a-like will enjoy thoroughly and the men will be going "Ah, that's What I need to do" and the Women will be reading it ,going "Now how hard was it to understand us and be sensitive, if he can do it ,so can you".
This little black book is what every person needs and should replace those little "other" black books. Yes, most of us females have seen the movie starring Brittany Murphy "Little Black Book".

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