Why Men Love Bitches by Sherry Argov - Non Fiction - Paperback

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Condition: BRAND NEW. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9781580627566. Publisher: Adams Media. Age Range: Adult. Overview:. Why Men Love Bitches: From Doormat to Dreamgirl by Sherry Argov is a bold, witty dating guide that has sold millions of copies worldwide. This brand-new paperback edition delivers Argov's signature no-nonsense advice on confidence, boundaries, and self-respect in relationships. Written for women who feel they give too much and receive too little in return, the book explains why assertive, self-possessed women attract lasting respect and genuine attraction, rather than being taken for granted.. About the Book:. Sherry Argov's Why Men Love Bitches presents a sharp, humorous case that self-respect, not self-sacrifice, is what makes a woman irresistible. Drawing on countless real-life dating scenarios, "she says/he thinks" comparison tables, and her own Attraction Principles, Argov unpacks why men consistently gravitate toward women who hold their own rather than those who bend over backwards to please. The book challenges the idea that being endlessly accommodating wins love, arguing instead that healthy boundaries, independence, and a refusal to play games build long-term desire and respect. Chapter by chapter, Argov walks readers through common relationship pitfalls: over-explaining, over-apologising, chasing validation, and losing individuality within a partnership, before offering practical, often laugh-out-loud alternatives. She explores how tone of voice, body language, and everyday choices signal self-worth, and why a woman who maintains her own friendships, career, and interests remains more magnetic than one who disappears into a relationship. The tone throughout is brisk, candid, and entertaining rather than academic. It has resonated with generations of readers precisely because it validates instinct: that giving too much, too soon, rarely earns lasting love. Whether readers are single, dating, or reassessing a long-term relationship, the book o