Why Men Marry Some Women And Not Others byJohn T. Molloy

I definitely shouldn't read that book as I'm not looking for Mr. Right because I already have one since5 years ago , but I like reading such books about self improvement and such different
That being said, I found that book in the english bookstore Massolit, for me I found it hularious,I wasn't sure if I was the right person to read this book, especially since I'm not a fan of those how-to-land-a-man type of books. But I decided to read it and keep an open mind and give it a shot.
for you wanda I will try to keep this post short but any thing goes under statically u have to read it



The author, John T. Molloy, and his staff asked 2,500 engaged couples and over 1,000 single people a series of questions about their love life, and their responses were analyzed, researched, and compiled into this book.
This book basically gives women some insight as to why some men pop the question to certain women and not others. A man's age/maturity level, financial status, along with his thoughts about marriage and relationships are key factors.
Each chapter provides some info that women need to be aware of,later I will write it seperately what I have liked mostly in another posts. For example, just because your man says that he's not ready to get married, does not mean that he ain't trying to marry you! It just means he's not ready at that precise moment.
It is also jam-packed with tips (or acts of desperation) for women to meet that special someone (be sure to smile, look good/not trashy and be confident, etc.). This book also gives advice to those women who need to let their man know that their final destination is the altar. (Read: women need to be direct and to the point - dropping hints will not work.)
My favourite part of the book is that it broke down the stages of a successful relationship. The author was sure to say that it is not mandatory for every couple go through the stages, but each stage contributes to a better functioning relationship. And as a result, the relationship should lead to marriage.
I would recommend this book to women who are already in a relationship, and want to know how to get their boyfriends to propose. I wouldn't suggest it to women who are seeking men, as I felt some of the information was stuff any single gal should know (i.e. if you want to meet men, be more social).
The advice is good, as the author includes the male point of view, which is very helpful!! I wish I had known some of this information ages ago. Psst - men think about marriage too, but will never bring up the topic if you don't say anything.
Yo grrls, if you've been dating your man for as long as you can remember and he needs some prodding with regards to the marriage department, pick up that book its really hularious I wish I've read it when i were dating my husband ;)