“If you're worrying about or analyzing whether or not he likes you, you already have your answer.”— Sabrina Alexis, Eric Charles, amazon.com
“Why would you even want to be with someone who doesn’t want you enough to go after you full force? You want a man who wants you so badly that he isn’t going to leave any sliver of empty space for some other guy to swoop in and snatch you up.”— Sabrina Alexis, Eric Charles, amazon.com
“If you are with a guy and feel like you have to constantly watch what you say or do, then that is a big sign he’s not the right guy for you.”— Sabrina Alexis, Eric Charles, amazon.com
“Healthy relationships don’t come about through obsession or force or analysis. They just evolve effortlessly.”— Sabrina Alexis, Eric Charles, amazon.com
“Put your focus on liking yourself and believing the types of guys you like will like you back.”— Sabrina Alexis, Eric Charles, amazon.com
“'What the hell is wrong with you.' Never shout at him or embarrass him, especially in public or in front of family or friends, most men can’t take that well.”— Kevin Grey, amazon.com
“A new friend of his who is charming, gorgeous, or any other good trait, it’s better not to tell him about it.”— Kevin Grey, amazon.com
“Treat your guy with respect even when you're angry or disappointed and beware of language that can emasculate or belittle your guy.”— Kevin Grey, amazon.com
“'Do I look fat in this dress?’ Men love women who love themselves, so even though it’s not possible to feel great all the time, refrain from that question. It’s not like a guy will say yes.”— Kevin Grey, amazon.com
“Sometimes it’s best to hold back some of your negative information about the past so that you don’t scare some men who are genuinely interested in you.”— Kevin Grey, amazon.com
“'We need to talk.’ This statement could likely shift him into defensive mode.”— Kevin Grey, amazon.com
“If he’s not meeting expectations, find other creative ways to tell him or show him, or learn to communicate this clearly without insult.”— Kevin Grey, amazon.com