He's Just Not That Into You
By Liz Tuccillo & Greg Behrendt
The No-Excuses Truth to Understanding Guys. Simon and Schuster, 2004.
Summary of He's Just Not That Into You book by Liz Tuccillo & Greg Behrendt
No-nonsense advice that gets right to the heart of the matter—why men are unlikely to call you back (or worse!) and how to move on so you can find your right person, right now.
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What do you get from this book? Learn about, and accept, men’s straightforward messaging and behavior
Men are never too busy to call, text, message, or send a smoke signal if they find you attractive
Men who want to be exclusive won’t make excuses—or be able to keep their hands to themselves
Cheating is never OK and is especially unacceptable when a relationship needs a little work
Maybe it’s not the idea of marriage that scares a man away—but marriage to you
Being broken up with is, admittedly, terrible—just don’t let the same guy do it twice
Take time between relationships to reset your standards, put yourself first, and write your own fairy-tale ending
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Who should read He's Just Not That Into You book
- Serial daters
- men and women ready for real romance
- Sex and the City aficionados
- women seeking to understand men
- fans of self-help books
About the author of He's Just Not That Into You
Liz Tuccillo
Having consulted on three seasons of Sex and the City, comedian Greg Behrendt continues to spin his prior successes into more stand-up comedy acts and routines, which have been featured on HBO and Comedy Central. Liz Tuccillo was an executive story editor on the same show, and has gone on to pen novels as well as off-Broadway plays.
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