Two Maple Keys: Um ... no thanks.

Monday, April 28, 2014

Um ... no thanks.

A few months ago I saw this book called, She: Understanding Feminine Psychology, and I was super excited until I saw that it was written by one Robert A. Johnson. I don't need to read anything else about what men think about women. I want to read what women think about women! Also, this book I found today at the library was hilarious to me:

Pass!

Anyway, many men are fabulous writers. We all know this. But when it comes to women, I don't care what they have to say. Not right now, anyway.

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