Author : Lisa Daily
Release : 2012-10-21
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Book Rating : 882/5 ( reviews)

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Stop Getting Dumped! - read free eBook in online reader or directly download on the web page. Select files or add your book in reader. Download and read online ebook Stop Getting Dumped! write by Lisa Daily. This book was released on 2012-10-21. Stop Getting Dumped! available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. From the DAYTIME show's Love & Relationships Expert: "One of the top 10 dating advice books of all time" -- Dennie Hughes, USA Weekend "The Rules are all wrong. Stop Getting Dumped! is the go-to guide for dating bliss" -- Lisa Earle McLeod, Buffalo News If you're like a lot of women, you're frustrated and disappointed with dating -- you've gone on a thousand online dates, suffered a parade of losers, users, and fools. Or maybe you've been dating someone you care about for a really long time. You've invested years of your life with this person, and you're ready to take it to the next level, but he just won't commit. Or maybe you keep finding yourself in go-nowhere relationships with married men, guys who put their careers and Sports Center above you, guys who leave you feeling confused about where things stand. Or maybe you get lots of first dates but few second dates. Have you ever wondered where all the great guys are hiding? Do you long to be the one girl your ideal guy can't live without? Want to find love with the kind of man you've always dreamed of? You're not alone. That's why love expert Lisa Daily, dating coach on the nationally-syndicated DAYTIME show, wrote her dating book best seller, STOP GETTING DUMPED! All you need to know to make men fall madly in love with you and marry "The One" in 3 years or less. It's a detailed, step-by-step plan to meeting the Mr. Right. Here's a list of topics you'll find in this life-changing dating book: * Learn the secrets of the dreamgirls -- women whose husbands and boyfriends treat them like GOLD * Learn how to spot the bad boys and jerks before they break your heart * How to make every man want you and make him beg to be your boyfriend * The 5 common mistakes women make that push men away * How to make a man think about you all the time * How to get over breakups and rejections faster, and stop repeating the same mistakes * Learn how to catch him and keep him * What you need to do to meet the man you'll marry this year * Why you don't have to buy in to the whole "Why Men Love Bitches" nonsense, and how find a man who will fall madly in love with the real you * The big one, the real reasons men fall in love and propose, and how to make them work for you Stop Getting Dumped! will be the last breakup bible you'll ever need. Stop Getting Dumped! is empowering. It's call-a-meeting-in-the-ladies-room-hilarious. And it's turning women everywhere into Dreamgirls. Finding love doesn't have to hurt. Learn how to avoid breakups and meet the man of your dreams with the best dating book on the subject. An international bestseller based on proven dating methods and letters from real women trying--and failing-- to find love, you'll find answers to every question you have, including: "How do I meet The One?" "How can I get married this year?" "Why did he stop calling me?" "How do I get him to commit?" "How long should it take for a man to tell me he loves me?" "How do I keep from getting hurt again?" "How can I tell if my ex still has feelings for me?" "I'm in love with a player, how can I turn him into a one-woman kind of guy?" Quite simply, Stop Getting Dumped! is the most effective and hilarious dating book you'll ever read. "Stand back and watch the men come running." -- Nancy Stohs, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinal "This intelligent and very humorous book will clue you in before you make mistakes you might regret. Lisa Daily writes like she's your best girlfriend or big sister offering logical, witty advice that will have you feeling stronger, smarter, and in control of your own destiny." --Brenda Ross, About.com Dating Guide "The latest solution to romantic predicaments is Stop Getting Dumped!" --Sarah Womack, London Daily Telegraph