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The Gay Guy's Guide to Love: The Dos, Don'ts, and Definite Maybes of Dating and Mating

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When I first got this book, I was disappointed. It's designed along the style of numbered one-paragraph "Deep Thoughts by Jack Handey". After actually reading through it, though, I find many of the ideas are good. It's worth having around, although perhaps at a lower price?

I would certainly not want to live my life by this book but it does offer some pretty good guidlines for navigating the complexities of gay relationships. This stuff is pretty basic but I have found that many gay guys are led astray by bad advice from friends or by how they think they are supposed to act as a gay man. This helps show a balance while still incorporating a fairly gay sensibility.

This book is pretty lame. It's the gay version of "Life's Little Instruction Book." I was very disappointed and the information or advice was simplistic and unrealistic.

This book proves that individuals in the gay community can write junk books with the worst of mainstream publishing-It is lightweight at the very best, sappy and sophmoric at its worst-I cant believe a publisher would pony up the dough for not one not two but three books which don't have anything funny or enlightening to say about the gay community or the human condition?