Stupid about Men: 10 Rules for Getting Romance Right

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Tired of Kissing Frogs

Even the most capable and intelligent women are sometimes struck stupid when it comes to relationships with men. Maybe you're like Cinderella, who thinks that only a man can rescue her; or perhaps you are like Little Red Riding Hood, always attracted to "bad boys"; or maybe you find yourself simply settling, like Rapunzel, because you don't believe you can do any better. And somehow, you always end up kissing frogs.

No matter what kind of "stupid" you are, licensed marriage and family therapist Deborah Dunn will show you why you keep making the same mistakes with men, and will empower you to take control of who you are and become smart about life.

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"In order to find a good man, we must first be happy without one. If you are having trouble finding and holding a good man, this is the book for you." -- Freda V. Crews, PhD, LPC, and host of Time for Hope television program
"Deborah Dunn takes us back to the fairy tales of our childhood, first showing us how we have been falsely influenced by their myths, and then helping us understand how to break free and move into the reality of true womanhood." -- Kathi Macias, speaker and author of more than twenty books, including Beyond Me: Living a You-First Life in a Me-First World
"Stupid about Men is not for those who want business as usual in their relationships; it is for those who want the very best. Dunn helps women navigate the past so they can find hope for the future." -- Don S. Otis, author of Whisker Rubs: Developing the Masculine Identity

Author Bio

Deborah Dunn is a licensed marriage and family therapist whohas specialized in helping women and their families for more than twenty years.A former radio talk show host ofWomen Aware,she is a seminar teacher for the social work profession, the medical profession, educators, and direct service workers. Dunntravels and speaks all over the United States, sharing her life-changing message of hope and positive transformation. She and her husband, Rick, live near Raleigh, North Carolina.