Reviews for How to make your man more sensitive

The average rating for How to make your man more sensitive based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2009-02-26 00:00:00 James Murphy Though I may not agree with all that Dalbey says, I found this book to be helpful in understanding masculinity & healing a little more. As one reviewer put it, it's deeper than Eldredge's 'Wild at Heart', but some of the hermeneutical moves & prooftexting made me raise an eyebrow now and then. (And, there must be more to helping adolescent males enter manhood than singing hymns, playing sports, and learning American history -- some of Dalbey's suggestions for rituals of manhood. Ok, so I'm not painting the full picture, but still!) I also wonder what he would have to say to men who have a different experience in the United States. It sounded as if this book were written with mostly white, middle class males in mind. Asian American males have been battered & emasculated by the general culture & society -- how might this book speak healing to them? What does it mean for Asian males to receive love from their fathers, and does masculinity look slightly different in Asian contexts? (i.e. healthy filial piety) Overall, this book was enlightening, and I'm learning to unlearn projections of femininity onto males. I found the chapters on Intro, Fathers & sons/daughters, and "Out from the Womb" and "To Corral the Stallion" to be helpful.

Review # 2 was written on 2017-10-23 00:00:00 Khairy Osman An excellent book! Some of the material was quite eye-opening - particularly the middle chapters. I did find parts to be beyond my understanding or comprehension at the moment so I assume it's material I will grow into. I found the last couple of chapters to be somewhat dull - almost a tailing off from the earlier to middle portion. Will need to follow this up with the second in the trilogy.