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B.D. Foley After my first book, quite a few parents and friends told me to not forget about our young men. I am currently working on a second book, for young men…moreAfter my first book, quite a few parents and friends told me to not forget about our young men. I am currently working on a second book, for young men, to overcome mistakes, avoid addictions, and find direction in their lives. (less)

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One of the things I loved about your book is that your approach is more or less to not to trust until he gives you a reason to trust. Have you received any backlash to that approach as it goes against the traditional approach to dating of giving the benefit of the doubt, trust until he gives you a reason not to, etc?

B.D. Foley Hi Sue, thanks for the positive feedback! I'm hoping that my book helps women "read" men and avoid the predators, and abuse. Regarding your question, …moreHi Sue, thanks for the positive feedback! I'm hoping that my book helps women "read" men and avoid the predators, and abuse. Regarding your question, I have head a couple of comments on whether it is too "sneaky" to test a man, and draw him out on his true intentions. I've spoken to a number of women's groups and this has come up a couple of times. I think that it's human nature to want to trust someone, but I feel it's process, and matter of degree. We need to build trust as we go along in a relationship. I feel strongly that a man must earn that trust, and that "spy skills," or people skills, help a woman see him more clearly. Do you agree? I wish you all the best! BD(less)

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	CIA Street Smarts for Women: Spy Skills to Tell the Prince from the Predator 4.21 avg rating — 19 ratings — published 2015 — 2 editions	Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Rate this book Clear rating 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars
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