John Gray's "Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus" delves into the distinct emotional and communication styles of men and women, proposing that understanding these differences can improve relationships. Gray suggests men and women are as different as if they came from separate planets, offering practical tips for bridging these gaps. While many readers find the insights helpful and relatable, critics argue the book relies too heavily on stereotypes and generalizations. Despite this, it remains a widely read guide to relationship dynamics.
Bottom line :
Sometimes we don't need to read the content theoretically as practical lifestyle going with flow makes us not to overthink on the relationship. Reading these type of stereotype differentiations unnecessarily creates ruckus between smooth going relationship.
Recommended audience :
Those who are in relationship and not in relationship. Better don't read especially when you in very bad mood.
Rating : 5.7/10
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