Act Like A Lady, THINK LIKE A Man (agis comme une femme, pense comme un homme) (document en anglais).
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I
E VERYTHING YO U NEED TO KNO W ABO UT MEN
AND RELATIO NS HIPS IS RIG HT HERE
’ve made a living for more than twenty years making people
laugh—about themselves, about each other, about family,
and friends, and, most certainly, about love, sex, and rela-
tionships. My humor is always rooted in truth and full of wisdom—the
kind that comes from living, watching, learning,
and knowing. I’m told my jokes strike chords with people because
they
can
relate
to them,
especially
the
ones
that
explore
the
dynamics of relationships between men and women. It
never ceases to amaze me how much people talk about relationships,
think
a
bout them, read a bout them, ask a bout them—
even get in them without a clue how to move them forward.
For sure, i
f there’s anything I’ve discovered during my journey
here on God’s earth, it’s this: (a) too many women are clueless
about men, (b) men get away with a whole lot of stuff in rela-
tionships because women have never understood how men
think, and (c) I’ve got some valuable information to change all
of that.
I discovered this when my career transitioned to radio with
the Steve Harvey Morning Show. Back when my show was based
in Los Angeles, I created a segment called “Ask Steve,” during
which women could call in and ask anything they wanted to
about relationships. Anything. At the very least, I thought “Ask
Steve” would lead to some good comedy, and at first, that’s
pretty much what it was all about for me—getting to the jokes.
But it didn’t take me long to realize that what my listeners,
mostly women, were going through wasn’t really a laughing
matter. They had dozens of categories of needs and concerns in
their lives that they were trying to get a handle on—dating,
commitment, security, family baggage, hopes for tomorrow,
spirituality, in-law drama, body image, aging, friendships, children,
work/home
balance,
education.
You
name
the
topic,
somebody
asked
me about
it.
And
heading
up the
list
of topics
women
wanted
to
talk
about
was—you
guessed
it—men.
My female listeners really wanted answers—answers to
how to get out of a relationship what they’re putting into it.
On those “Ask Steve” segments, and later, through the
“Strawberry Letters” segment I do on the current incarnation
of the Steve Harvey Morning Show, women have made clear that
they want an even exchange with men: they want their love
to be reciprocated in the same way they give it; they want
their romantic lives to be as rewarding as they make them for
their potential mates; they want the emotions that they turn
on full blast to be met with the same intensity; and they expect
the premium that they put on commitment to be equally adhered
to,
valued,
and
respected.
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