Reviews for The Psychology of Interpersonal Relations

The average rating for The Psychology of Interpersonal Relations based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2013-11-05 00:00:00 Eric Wild Any guy who writes a book titled, "She Comes First," must know what he's talking about, and that appears to be the case here. It's kind of sad to admit that a lot of what Kerner discusses in this book is spot on. We have lowered our standards. We do tend to settle for the "in the meantime," rather than be alone. Some takeaway quotes: - What is the point of dating someone if he doesn't make you feel great? - What is the point of casual sex if the sex part isn't any good? - Dating "in the meantime" is wasted time. Someday is right now. Life is too precious to get stuck in an endless cycle of meantimers who will never, ever wind up with you in the here and now.

Review # 2 was written on 2019-03-16 00:00:00 Kimberly Phillips Enjoyed reading this book written from a man's perscpective. My favorite quote, "When it works, it's easy. He wants to see you. You want to see him. There are no doubts, excuses, maybes, or buts. You don't have to analyze the relationship. There are no games." Chapters: You're not that into him either, 1. but you slept with him anyway 2. but you thought you could have sex like a man 3. but that didn't stop him from having sex like a man 4. but you're dating him in the meantime 5. but there are no good men left 6. but all your friends are getting married 7. but you're trapped on the dismal dating treadmill 8. but you needed him to be into you 9. (or anyone) and you've given up on finding love The main theme I got from this book is don't settle. Ever. Get on with your life. Live your life. It will happen when it is right. Don't be in a relationship "in the meantime" because before you know it, you are missing opportunities to meet the person that lights you up from the inside out and vice versa--they are often in the very area in which you frequent or live.