Title: Interesting Theories
Product review: This author talks about human behavior as though he is conducting a study with white, lab rats, and babbles on like a kid who needs to make his essay 2,500 words long for a grade. For instance, in the chapter titled "Approaching Men", Viddler takes up 11 grueling pages to explain that in order to attract an emotionally available man, all that a woman has to do is to stand in a man's proximity, stare, look away, stare again, and run her fingers through her hair. He didn't need to spend 11 pages to explain this. In addition, Viddler tries to point out that no matter what you look like, you can still get that certain "someone" to become attracted to you and to fall passionately in love with you forever. This book could have been scaled way, way down, and it could have been explained in plain english, instead of like a college thesis.
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