Run to the Nearest Exit (8 Types of Men to Avoid Dating)
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1.) Bobblehead Bore
2.) Play me now, play me later
3.) Nightmare on
4.) Penny Pincher Pete
5.) “Never married,” never date a bachelor
6.) Good on paper, bad in bed
7.) Promises, promises
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About the Book
Preface
This book is a culmination of life experiences of a
single women forced into the dating scene at the age of
forty-five after 15 years of marriage. It is light-hearted
humor with a touch of cynicism. It entails actual meetings
with men along with critical advice for the new divorcee.
It can teach the new dater what men are really saying
through their actions and translate what their words
really mean. My hope is for all women who are newly
divorced or suddenly single will take heed and learn to
date with both eyes open in order to find fulfillment in
this transitional process in their life and understand
that sometimes being alone is not a bad place to be.
About the Author
Ann is a 1981 graduate of
She is the mother of a son and a daughter in their
teens which provides ongoing challenges. Humor is
paramount in her life and she is the first to laugh at
herself as you will see in this satirical book on dating.