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Getting to "I Do"

Patricia Allen

A controversial program for changing destructive relationship patterns examines the myth of equality in relationships and offers women advice on what to do right to promote a lasting relationship. 100,000 first printing. Tour.

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The Viall Files

In the episode, Nikki Glaser noted that the title was unappealing but highlighted that the book delved into the science of sexual bonding, masculine and feminine energy dynamics, and the chemistry behind commitment. She emphasized its value for understanding relationship psychology and urged listeners to read it despite the title.

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Episode: E276 Hungover On Good Dick with Nikki Glaser

This book, which Nikki described as having a terrible title, discussed the science behind sex bonding, masculine/feminine energy dynamics in relationships, and why women become chemically bonded to men through sex much more intensely than men do.

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But there's a book called getting to I do and it's the worst title for a book But it just talks about if you want a commitment with from a man you have to learn the science behind sex and how it bonds us to men and how we're yin and yang and how? There's masculine energy and there's feminine energy.

Those holes Nick I really want you to read it's called getting to I do and I know everyone's rolling their eyes at the title It's terrible but it just teaches you so much about your psychology and sociology of male men and women relationships and and pretty much any homosexual relationship.

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