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What do women want? It's a simple question without a simple answer. While every woman's needs are varied and unique, cultural dynamics and psychological trauma lead to patterns of miscommunication that hinder true understanding and cripple relationships. In Women: What do we want Evelyn Leite draws insights from interviews and from her decades of experience counseling women to reveal the roots of the issues that plague many relationships and provide guidance to more love and spicier passion.

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Praise for Women: What Do We Want? This book can change your life!! I loved this book! I had to make myself slow down because I couldn't wait to read and learn more! I saw every woman I've ever known and wanted to take this book right to each one of them. I ended up buying a number of them and have a check list for more. It is so intriguing because the author zeros in on exactly how to define what you want. Mia A (as posted on Amazon review) Reading this book made me angry. Not at the author but at the things she describes women are still going through. I ended up buying 10 copies of it and giving one to every member of my family, there is so much wisdom in this book and thoughts that I could never put into words for them Bill B. The first thing I did after reading this book was give it to my daughter, maybe that's the most concise and and meaningful complement I can give. With out losing any speed, cover to cover the author goes right to the point in every chapter and who better to tell the story of human emotional entanglements and to unravel them with such simple clarity than a therapist who has heard them over and over ad-infinitum. Sherry (as posted on Amazon) This book has been a long time coming. The author included material for women and men too, that needed to be brought out into the open. The stories the women told were so real -one that keeps playing in my head is a woman telling about her husband treating their dog better than he treats her. This book gives voice to those needing to be heard. I could see parts of myself especially when I wasn't able to ask directly for what I needed, nor believed I deserved to be treated respectfully. I gave a copy to a friend and she loved it. Delaine S. Before I read this book I was struggling, I wondered if there was something wrong with me because I was having so many problems in my marriage. I gave it to my husband and it opened up discussions and the results of being able to communicate helped both of us to have a closer relationship. Tracey L

Praise for Women: What Do We Want? This book can change your life!! I loved this book! I had to make myself slow down because I couldn't wait to read and learn more! I saw every woman I've ever known and wanted to take this book right to each one of them. I ended up buying a number of them and have a check list for more. It is so intriguing because the author zeros in on exactly how to define what you want. Mia A (as posted on Amazon review) Reading this book made me angry. Not at the author but at the things she describes women are still going through. I ended up buying 10 copies of it and giving one to every member of my family, there is so much wisdom in this book and thoughts that I could never put into words for them Bill B. The first thing I did after reading this book was give it to my daughter, maybe that's the most concise and and meaningful complement I can give. With out losing any speed, cover to cover the author goes right to the point in every chapter and who better to tell the story of human emotional entanglements and to unravel them with such simple clarity than a therapist who has heard them over and over ad-infinitum. Sherry (as posted on Amazon) This book has been a long time coming. The author included material for women and men too, that needed to be brought out into the open. The stories the women told were so real -one that keeps playing in my head is a woman telling about her husband treating their dog better than he treats her. This book gives voice to those needing to be heard. I could see parts of myself especially when I wasn't able to ask directly for what I needed, nor believed I deserved to be treated respectfully. I gave a copy to a friend and she loved it. Delaine S. Before I read this book I was struggling, I wondered if there was something wrong with me because I was having so many problems in my marriage. I gave it to my husband and it opened up discussions and the results of being able to communicate helped both of us to have a closer relationship. Tracey L Praise for Women: What Do We Want? This book can change your life!! I loved this book! I had to make myself slow down because I couldn't wait to read and learn more! I saw every woman I've ever known and wanted to take this book right to each one of them. I ended up buying a number of them and have a check list for more. It is so intriguing because the author zeros in on exactly how to define what you want. Mia A (as posted on Amazon review) Reading this book made me angry. Not at the author but at the things she describes women are still going through. I ended up buying 10 copies of it and giving one to every member of my family, there is so much wisdom in this book and thoughts that I could never put into words for them Bill B. The first thing I did after reading this book was give it to my daughter, maybe that's the most concise and and meaningful complement I can give. With out losing any speed, cover to cover the author goes right to the point in every chapter and who better to tell the story of human emotional entanglements and to unravel them with such simple clarity than a therapist who has heard them over and over ad-infinitum. Sherry (as posted on Amazon) This book has been a long time coming. The author included material for women and men too, that needed to be brought out into the open. The stories the women told were so real -one that keeps playing in my head is a woman telling about her husband treating their dog better than he treats her. This book gives voice to those needing to be heard. I could see parts of myself especially when I wasn't able to ask directly for what I needed, nor believed I deserved to be treated respectfully. I gave a copy to a friend and she loved it. Delaine S. Before I read this book I was struggling, I wondered if there was something wrong with me because I was having so many problems in my marriage. I gave it to my husband and it opened up discussions and the results of being able to communicate helped both of us to have a closer relationship. Tracey L

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