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Work, friends, a cosy apartment, self-realisation - is this your ideal picture? Almost, because the most important piece of the puzzle is missing - love. What if you haven't found the one yet, or you have and don't know what to do next? Or does that ideal not even know about your intentions?
Lori Gottlieb makes a shocking statement in her new book: stop chasing the elusive Prince Charming! It's time to reassess the traits we want to see and find them in our partner. And also to figure out what kind of person you really need. And whether you need one at all…
The author tells her own story of searching for the "perfect one", gives wise advice and shares the opinions of researchers, famous matchmakers, dating coaches, pickup artists, neuropsychologists, sociologists, divorce lawyers, and even clergy. A fascinating, funny, and sometimes painfully honest story about dating, relationships, and marriage.
About the author:
Lori Gottlieb is a psychotherapist and author of the New York Times bestseller Maybe You Should Talk to Someone. The book became the basis for a TV series produced by Eva Longoria. In addition to his clinical practice, Gottlieb writes a weekly column for The Atlantic and The New York Times.
