Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man by Steve Harvey : Flash Summaries

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Chapter Summary 

The key to know if a relationship is headed in the right direction, which has a future for both parties is to ask questions about a man’s plans. If a man says he just takes it one day at a time and sees how it goes, it is wiser to leave the relationship because it will only bring disappointment. Men who are courting women will complement her in ways she will want to hear like “You are a smart, kind-hearted, beautiful and independent lady”. Men say this sometimes falsely so they can get the cookie. The trick is to ask specifics like “What makes me kind?” and if he can give a concrete example and situation it means he is really paying attention to you and even considers taking you seriously. 


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A man will consider a woman a keeper if she is interested in helping him out with his long-term plans. A man will also gauge a woman if she is a keeper or merely a sports fish by the way she asks questions. If her questions are substantial and relate to the future rather than superficial, the man will think more of the woman as a keeper. The 5 questions to ask: 1. How he feels about family, 2. His relationship with his mother, 3.His relationship with his father, 4.If he has a relationship with God and 5. What will make him consider being loyal to you.