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Why Waiting Works: How Fast Sex Prevents Us from Finding True Love and Long-Term Happiness

By: Robert B. Kowalski
Narrated by: Rob Kowalski
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  • Have you been unsuccessful finding "The One"?
  • Do you wonder why your past relationships haven't worked out?
  • Need a reset and a new strategy to help you break out of your rut?
  • Waiting for love and in need of some encouragement and reassurance?
  • In a relationship wondering if it's going anywhere (If the love is real)?

Part autobiography, part road map for finding true love and the life you’ve always wanted, Why Waiting Works offers practical advice to avoid the common pitfalls made by many when it comes to sex and dating. It is a "how to" for doing relationships in a different way, deconstructing the myths and misconceptions associated with the often misunderstood but vital to understand subject. It uncovers the timeless principle of delayed gratification to get what we want most instead of just what we want right now - in every area of our lives. Also, pick up a copy of The Truth About Sex study guide, designed for a group of people to gather around its potent content with a plan to socialize, connect, and serve.

©2018 Rob Kowalski (P)2019 Rob Kowalski
Love, Dating & Attraction Marriage & Long-Term Partnerships

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Has some great advice

I think the advice for women is particularly good. Things that most men know instinctively. We have been deceived by society that hook up culture will lead to happiness. I think hook up culture destroys men and women but women have a much lower threshold before they are ruined. Men also hit a point where it destroys their ability to properly connect with the opposite sex. I don't know if changing your ways can reset or undo the damage. I can see it helping but personally I don't think you can return to 100%. I don't believe in the born again virgin. To use the car analogy, once a car has been driven off the lot and been involved in an accident, no amount of body work will make it a new car. Not to say it's not worth fixing but it won't be the same as a new car. You may be able to hide the previous accident from the new owner. This to me is a deception and is not a great way to start anything. The author is right that the value does not rise when it has been borrowed and used and abused by many others. I think for women to wait until some serious commitment is a great strategy for girls who are a virgin or with a low body count. Girls with a higher body count or may or may not be damaged with holding from sex I find offensive to be honest. They had sex on the 1st or 2nd date with a guy they had strong attraction for and now they want to make a guy who they most likely have lower attraction for. This is particularly bad if they are trying to convince the guy that they are a brand new car on the lot.

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