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He Texted: Understanding dating in the digital age
THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO DECODING GUYSYou're a busy, intelligent, modern woman. You stay on top of work e-mail. You "like" all the baby photos your sister posts on Facebook. You found your dream job through LinkedIn. But when your crush texts you "How's it going?" every few days, yet never asks you out, what the hell does that mean?These days, dating is more confusing than ever. Friending? Following? Liking? Poking? Linking? LOLing? WTF? In an era when FaceTime is no longer the same as face-to-face, it's no wonder you can't tell if he's into you or just really into his iPhone.This hilarious and essential guide from the founders of HeTexted.com-with totally straightforward guy sight from the HeTexted Bros-will help you autocorrect your digital dating life, from decoding your Facebook friendships, to reading the intentions behind guys' perplexing texts, to deciding when-if ever-you should text him first. It's He's Just Not That Into You for the digital age and What to Expect When You're Expecting . . . a second date -all in one invaluable package!
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First published April 10, 2014
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April 1, 2014
I received an ARC copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.
It's 'He's Just Not That Into You' for the digital age!
As soon as I found out that I would be receiving this e-galley for review, I logged on to the website to check it out. And immediately, I understood the need for this kind of book and the website in this dating age. I, for one, have often thought that my boyfriend's e-mails or texts mean one thing when he completely means the other!
This was a quick and easy read. The authors cover a variety of topics that are questionable to many men and women alike. I also love that they have a panel of men who offered their opinions on the different topics as well.
Overall, it was a great book but it just wasn't for me. I study relationships in school and I'm planning on going into therapy, so these kinds of books never really appealed to me. I'm a firm believer in the fact that every situation is different. From an objective standpoint, though, I thought that this book was well written and could be quite helpful. I am definitely planning on picking up a copy or two for my college friends who are just getting in to the dating game.
It's 'He's Just Not That Into You' for the digital age!
As soon as I found out that I would be receiving this e-galley for review, I logged on to the website to check it out. And immediately, I understood the need for this kind of book and the website in this dating age. I, for one, have often thought that my boyfriend's e-mails or texts mean one thing when he completely means the other!
This was a quick and easy read. The authors cover a variety of topics that are questionable to many men and women alike. I also love that they have a panel of men who offered their opinions on the different topics as well.
Overall, it was a great book but it just wasn't for me. I study relationships in school and I'm planning on going into therapy, so these kinds of books never really appealed to me. I'm a firm believer in the fact that every situation is different. From an objective standpoint, though, I thought that this book was well written and could be quite helpful. I am definitely planning on picking up a copy or two for my college friends who are just getting in to the dating game.
June 4, 2014
I actually got some insight into the digital age of texting and it was quite helpful. A lot of the examples they used were from the twenty-nothings that don't know themselves or how to be socially relevant but it made the book amusing. I'm 53 and I think it helped me somewhat. Having the men's perspective was an excellent 'add'.
December 6, 2014
Not my cup of tea - full review available at CBR 6
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