Blamers
by Tony
(Huntsville, AL USA)
I began reading Dealing with Blamers and got tired and quit reading the book. The Title should have been "He's the Blame" because the book mostly focuses on your experiences with your past relationship or a females perspective.
Being a man, I totally agree in accepting my 100% of half of our problems. Neither side wins, ever with the Blame Game. So I think I would enjoy the book better, if you replaced all the him with her. :)
Actually my suggestion is to take a more neutral stance but the content is excellent.
Tony
chigger2@gmail.com
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