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All young girls should be required to read this before age 13. Nov 19, 2009 The things we don't know can hurt us. It's a good book, since nowadays more men have become expert liars (aka suckas.) If women realized how many men out there (just boys actually) are nothing but characterless low lifes, (they have no character so they rely on their lies to get what they want) there would be more single women. Actually, if more women/girls really understood them, could spot them, and if she could do what she should do (tell them to "TAKE A HIKE" and mean it) then more men would be forced to grow up and learn what it really means to be a man, the way God intended it, and for us to be happy. It's a good advice book, from a good honest woman. She sounds angry at times, and I don't blame her. I am too, at easy-sleazy men and women of the world. Too many of you, easy sleazys, ruining your own lives. But oh well, as the saying goes, you can't fix stupid.
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Smart Advice and a Hilarious Read Jul 01, 2009 Sucka Free Love is a hilarious book full of smart advice. My husband picked it up and couldn't stop reading and laughing - and he never reads self-help books.
If you only read one book of dating advice this year, make it Sucka Free Love. Even if you don't normally read books about dating, read this one just for fun.
One of my favorite quotes from page 78:
"Your boyfriend's version of events would lead one to believe he was just walking down the street, casually minding his own business when he tripped and fell, and suddenly found himself screwing that girl. 'What? What's going on here? Hey, who are you!? Security! This is a drive-by screwing! Stop that, my girlfriend is gonna be mad at you!'"
Sucka Free Love Jan 07, 2009 This a must for anyone who has had trouble with relationships. You will see yourself in the book and relate to some of what others are going thru too and hopefully will not make the same mastake twice and if you do then I hope you will improve yourself.
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One, Two Punch! Oct 16, 2008 Sucka Free Love by Deborrah Cooper is a hilarious, Q&A guide to helping people deal with deadbeat relationships, denial issues, as well as sex and commitment woes. This Q & A will have your rolling on the floor from laughing at the outrageous questions as well as the abrupt responses. This book is filled with questions from people all over the world who are looking for answers to questions that many of us want to ask but are too embarrassed to say out loud. Ms. Cooper included comments from all ages, races and sexuality. If you have questions, look out because Ms. Heartbeat has an answer.
I could not put this book down; it was like reading my favorite advice column and not having to wait until tomorrow's newspaper to come out. Packed with good information, questions that never really crossed my mind but once reading about it I looked forward to hearing her answer. I recommend this book to readers of all genres who are looking for answers to THE question but are too afraid to ask. If you have thought about it, I am sure Ms. Heartbeat covers it in this book. I look forward to what Ms. Cooper has in store for her readers next.
Reviewed by: Cheryl H
APOOO BookClub
A No Nonsense Guide to dating the real men and women Apr 05, 2008 This book proved invaluable for a discerning woman who is tired of the roadblocks to finding true love. Sometimes women in the desperation to fall in love, often fall into a "hole". Then they have to dig their way out of the heartache of dealing with men/women who are not really looking for love, but are always on the make ready and willing to take advantage of that lovelorn person.
Deborrah Cooper tells it like it is!!!
If you want the bare bones truth get this book.
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