Get the Guy: How to Be the Kind of Woman the Kind of Man You Want to Marry Would Want to Marry, Christian Dating Book, Godly Femininity Books

ISBN: 1957905387

Author: Wilson, Douglas

Condition: New

Where are all the guys? Where did they all go? If you and your friends are anything like the other young Christian women I know, your chief complaint has to do with the paucity of guys. And then, when you are looking at the handful of guys who do hang around in your church community, you think to yourself, as the saying goes, 'The odds may be good, but the goods are odd.' Heterosexual relationships are always cross-cultural, bilingual situations. You come from different worlds. He's a guy. They do things differently over there. ~ from the bookDouglas Wilson offers the simple, direct advice he's been giving young women for decades on how to notice and attract the right kind of man. You shouldn't feel ashamed about wanting a guy who is strong and capable of leading you. In fact, you should want someone who has the backbone to lovingly take charge even when you don't want to be led. Beyond that, it's best not to overcomplicate things. Guard your heart, keep your imagination under control ("I always thought I would marry someone who..."), and trust that God will take care of everything else.This Christian dating book writes to young women about noticing and attracting the right kind of man in life with simplicity and a quiet faith rooted in Gods ability to handle the rest. These dating books for women capture the frustration many young women face in modern times about the dearth of potential suitors capable of marrying well. These Christian marriage books offer biblical advice on embodying qualities found in godly women- practicality, restraint, and purposeful femininity. These Christian dating books encourage young women to avoid polarities of over-independence, guard their hearts, and keep unrealistic fantasies in check by unapologetically desiring men who take charge in pursuing and leading. This biblical femininity book educates young women on how to view relationships as inherently cross-cultural and bilingual by making peace with how men function differently.