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As in her previous book, Why Men Love Bitches, Argov does not use the word "bitch" in a pejorative way, but rather "to describe a strong woman who has her own identity and is secure with who she is." And while encouraging women to be strong, independent and inscrutable is sound advice, the motivation behind this advice-to keep his interest-makes for a headache-inspiring contradiction. Fortunately, Argov takes readers step-by-step through her process, including numerous "Relationship Principles" that keeps her concepts clear ("Relationship Principle 35: Men are intrigued by anything they do not completely control."). Though the generalizations Argov uses to describe her pre-bitch audience can at times be condescending, and her goals are more about acting-rather than believing-that you don't need a man to feel complete, the behavior she encourages is healthy and useful, even outside the realm of husband-hunting. Taken more as a Bitch's Guide to Life-the word "relationship," after all, doesn't necessarily imply romance-this is a solid self-help.

Acknowledgments·XI

Introduction·xv

1 THROWING OUT THE

Why a strong woman wins his heart

society`s guidelines for good girls

myth 1:you have to be perfect

Myth 2:you have to be his sex toy

myth 3:you have to be whatever he wants you to be

2 MAKE HIM CHASE UNTIL YOU CATCH

How to convince him commitment was his idea

the bitch gets him to drop his guard

the bitch convinces him he "won"the commitment

the bitch mixes it up

3 THE SUN RISES AND SETS IN HIS

How to start a fire in him that he can`t put out

slow and steady wins the race

the heat between the sheets

the after-party

keeping the home fires burning

4 A TIME-HONORED MALE TRADITION

Why men deliberately annoy women to figure out where they stand

taking back the remote control to your emotions

female button 1;he may attempt to make you jealous of another woman

female button 2:he may forget to call. come in late ,or pull back in some way

female button 3:he may say something off -color to see how you respond

female button 4:he may push the envelope to see how much he can get away with the buttons on his remote control

5 WANTED:Why financial independence makes

6 BREAKING INTO THE stolen secrets-all the highly classified things men will share only in the company of other men

7 FROM"I MIGHT "TO "I DA"Getting a ring on the finger that he`s wrapped around

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Kara is a perfect example of why smart, confident women come out on top. Very early on, her fiance tried to give her his two cents on how she should dress. She was leaving for a meeting, and he told her to wear a dress istead of the pantsuit she had on. Then he told her she was wearing too much makeup. What the nice girl would have done is run out and buy a new wardrobe. But Kara playfully put him in check:" Listen here, Versace. This outfit has always been fine. And I haven't had any complaints about the makeup either. But if you'd like, I'll let you know when I'm wearing this in advance. That way, if you don't want to see me in it, you don't have to come over."

Instead of "where's my ring" or "why won't you marry me." She's thinking:"What's the advantage of having this guy around?" "How ...

After all, there will always be someone there to tell you that you aren't attractive enough, perfect enough, or that you didn't come from the right side of the tracks. True confidence is born when you don't believe what anyone tells you about yourself.

When a man can't crack your code, or figure out where your insecurities are, you are no longer readable.

you show that you aren't fearful of losing him, he becomes fearful of losing you

Roger and Cheryl are as different as night and day. He likes the finer things in life. Cheryl loves the 99 Cent Store, a place where he wouldn't be caught dead. He says, "That's where peasants shop." When she goes into thrift stores, he waits in the car, ducking behind the wheel to avoid being recognized. But that doesn't keep Cheryl from goin. She'll make a sandwich for Roger, and after he eats it she'll harass him:"Pretty good, hum? and all the ingredients came from the 99 Cent Store." The man adores her so much, he'd lie down in traffic for her.

You can tell how much someone respects you by how much he respects your opinion. If he doesn't respect your opinion, he won't respect you.

It is better to be disliked for being who you are than to be lover for who you are not.

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作者介绍：Sherry Argov

　　Sherry Argov is a radio personality and a contributor on Fox News Channel. Her work has appeared in magazines, such as Cosmopolitan, Glamour, Playboy and Esquire.

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As in her previous book, Why Men Love Bitches, Argov does not use the word "bitch" in a pejorative way, but rather "to describe a strong woman who has her own identity and is secure with who she is." And while encouraging women to be strong, independent and inscrutable is sound advice, the motivation behind this advice-to keep his interest-makes for a headache-inspiring contradiction. Fortunately, Argov takes readers step-by-step through her process, including numerous "Relationship Principles" that keeps her concepts clear ("Relationship Principle 35: Men are intrigued by anything they do not completely control."). Though the generalizations Argov uses to describe her pre-bitch audience can at times be condescending, and her goals are more about acting-rather than believing-that you don't need a man to feel complete, the behavior she encourages is healthy and useful, even outside the realm of husband-hunting. Taken more as a Bitch's Guide to Life-the word "relationship," after all, doesn't necessarily imply romance-this is a solid self-help.

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"We're talking about having so much self-respect Aretha Franklin would high-five you."

-- Los Angeles Times

"Sherry Argov encourages women who feel like doormats to develop a sense of independence."

-- Playboy