Death of the Cheating Man—A revealing look at why men cheat through the lives of two men; one a faithful business mogul and the other a celebrity addicted to infidelity. Relationship expert and reformed cheater Maxwell Billieon uncovers the hidden truth about unfaithful men and why deceitfulness is causing the demise of the human family as he teaches women everything they need to know about men who take advantage of their emotions. Ray J’s very public relationships made front-page headlines worldwide. He exposes his secret devious past as he learns how not to cheat through the principles that Maxwell Billieon has used to make countless men stop cheating. There are “Six Virtues of the New Man” and Death of the Cheating Man reveals them all in a groundbreaking, entertaining, and informative way.
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A revealing look into the minds of two men—one a celebrity addicted to cheating and the other a reformed cheating man—as they learn how to remain faithful.
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About the Author
Native Californian Maxwell Billieon is a true renaissance man. A former star-making development executive, generating more than $100 million in global sales, Billieon is now the CEO of The Billieon Group (TBG). TBG develops high-end luxury lifestyle goods sold worldwide, making Billieon globally known as the “Lifestyle Guru.” But of all of Billieon’s extraordinary achievements, it is his personal reformation from Cheating Man, after being unfaithful for more than twenty years, which he is most proud of. As the premier boisterous expert on the subject of infidelity, Billieon has become a consultant to the U.S. military on soldier relationships and his “Six Virtues of the New Man” have led countless men and women to having monogamy-capable relationships. Billieon lives in Los Angeles, California.
Celebrity personality and multi-platinum artist Ray J became a household name as his public relationships with a bevy of beautiful Hollywood starlets made pop culture headlines all over the world. As a cheater, his playboy persona spawned the hit television shows, For the Love of Ray J, and the spin-off, Brandy & Ray J—A Family Business on VH1, adjoining his string of hit albums Raydiation and All I Feel. Ray J has appeared on Jay Leno, Regis & Kelly, Good Morning America, George Lopez, Wendy Williams, and a host of other top shows, and is one of the web’s top trending personalities worldwide. Ray J lives in Beverly Hills, California.
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12 of 14 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
Just purchased the book yesterday, it is very well written Mr Billieon discusses the realities of cheating men along with real research on the subject. Let me put it this way I can't put the book down! Who better to learn information about cheating then from those who have specialized in it!
10 of 13 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
The ONLY reason I am giving this book two stars instead of one is that I have looked through a lot of books in this genre and this one is not one of the worst. It gets two stars instead of one because I am grading on a curve, so to speak.
Direct quote: "Once a man enters into a committed relationship, he naturally feels a sense of entitlement to sex....A woman should never tell a man 'no' when it comes to sex."
I hope the author has never been in a relationship with a sexual assault survivor (or anyone else, for that matter).
Direct quote: "Once a man enters into a committed relationship, he naturally feels a sense of entitlement to sex....A woman should never tell a man 'no' when it comes to sex."
I hope the author has never been in a relationship with a sexual assault survivor (or anyone else, for that matter).
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
While I really appreciate the effort on his part, Ray J is offering more trash in an already garbage filled landscape. We are swarmed with self-help books on cheating, relationships, marriage, yadda, yadda. But what we REALLY need is truth, and this book is an evasion of plain black and white truth. With its attempt at creating a "New Monogamy" and the "what's right for you may be not right for him" ideaology. Really? We don't need any more of that, we HAVE that. Ray J comes at a man's cheating instinct just like the rest of society in that men have this instinct and they need to do a., b. and c. to control it OR be able to date women who are just down with it.
So, here's my two cents (and no, I didn't dare BUY this book - I read this children's comic in the bookstore): If you believe in the value and promise of marriage and monogamy, and if you believe in keeping a promise at whatever cost, then you don't have to cheat, period, end of story. it's a choice. So many people are flailing around in the waters of life with no hope because they have their instincts and their conscience to grapple with simultaneously - and without a value system and God (something bigger than yourself), you don't have a fighting chance. You can, like Ray J, try all you freaking want to change, but in the end, you are just a flawed human being like everyone else. Until you decide to become an honest man with the determination of getting up every morning and saying "Today I am not going to let my instincts control me and I'm not going to put myself in situations where they DO NOT have a fighting chance," you'll never win the fight. A good man will not melt no matter how hot the water - and to be good is to make that choice to follow what is right and be purposeful about it.
So, here's my two cents (and no, I didn't dare BUY this book - I read this children's comic in the bookstore): If you believe in the value and promise of marriage and monogamy, and if you believe in keeping a promise at whatever cost, then you don't have to cheat, period, end of story. it's a choice. So many people are flailing around in the waters of life with no hope because they have their instincts and their conscience to grapple with simultaneously - and without a value system and God (something bigger than yourself), you don't have a fighting chance. You can, like Ray J, try all you freaking want to change, but in the end, you are just a flawed human being like everyone else. Until you decide to become an honest man with the determination of getting up every morning and saying "Today I am not going to let my instincts control me and I'm not going to put myself in situations where they DO NOT have a fighting chance," you'll never win the fight. A good man will not melt no matter how hot the water - and to be good is to make that choice to follow what is right and be purposeful about it.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good Insight
Good insight into men's thinking. I didn't like many of the generalizations. Nothing is true of a whole group of people all the time. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Janae Sams
1.0 out of 5 stars
stalled advice
i read this book awhile ago, and just didnt want to have to acknowledge publicly that ive made the read. but i have an opinion - and gosh ... it should be heard ! Read more
Published 3 months ago by noscorps
4.0 out of 5 stars
Death of the Cheating Man
I think that men as well as women need to read this book as it has some details that women do not want to believe that their man would do and what has caused the woman in mens life... Read more
Published 8 months ago by Patty C
4.0 out of 5 stars
Cheating Defined
Why do men cheat? A question asked by many women who do not understand the men in their relationships. Read more
Published 10 months ago by Teresa Beasley
3.0 out of 5 stars
not wat i expected
the book wasn't what I expected but I will add this to my bookshelf I like some of the things Maxwell saying don't go in on rayj this book is 100
Published 13 months ago by linda m
1.0 out of 5 stars
An insult on my intelligents.
I prematurely rated this book a couple weeks ago when I was about 30% (in kindle terms) in to the ebook. I said it was a book full of contradictory advice. Read more
Published 14 months ago by Love2LuvLife
5.0 out of 5 stars
In response to :Real215
If you did not buy the book, and do not care for Ray J, then why are you on here, putting down his book? Read more
Published 15 months ago by Nicole
1.0 out of 5 stars
DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY
Ok first let me start off by saying that NO I did not buy this book and NO I will never buy anything of ray j's. Read more
Published 15 months ago by Real215
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