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Courting A Woman’s Soul is a story of romance and inner demons, of love
and courage. It provides a humble perspective on relationships and
why they fail or succeed.
Far from a clinical perspective, this book is a psychological memoir
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He not only must find the right woman to spend his life with, but also
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CELEBRATING MEN...
monthly column
by Alison A. Armstrong
Searching for Intimacy in a Box of Chocolates
What do women really want for
Valentine's Day? Well...We want chocolates, mushy
greeting cards, flowers sent to the office, real jewelry and much
anticipated
marriage proposals... or do we?
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DADS, DON'T FIX
YOUR KIDS...
monthly
column by
Mark Brandenburg,
M.A
Is This the Bottom?
The
questions are all so compelling: Did Janet Jackson
do it on purpose? Was it all planned, or
was
it really a “wardrobe malfunction,” as stated
afterward
by Justin Timberlake?
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COYOTE...
monthly column by Dick Prosapio
Now Here's a Really BIG Deal!
Somebody got to see Janet Jackson's
breast. Not her nipple by the way. Let's make sure we get that
right, no nipples were actually viewed.
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Coyote Archive

SPECIAL GUEST ARTICLE...
Dr. Linda Neilsen
Daughters: Strengthening Your Relationship
with Your Father
Why is
almost all of the advice on father-daughter relationships directed
only at fathers? Once daughters have matured beyond childhood, why
put so much responsibility or blame on fathers when problems arise
or when the father-daughter relationship falls apart? Instead, let’s
encourage daughters to be more active in creating the kind of
relationship they want with their fathers by offering them a
“roadmap through dad territory”. Let’s teach young women the
specific skills and the non-sexist attitudes that enable them to
strengthen their father-daughter relationships.
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JEFF'S LIFE... monthly
column by Jeff Stimpson
Play Pillow?
Rough-housing with your little boys, I've
always heard, is one of fatherhood's most robust pleasures, a
special one reserved for dad. You don't see too many moms take their
toddlers and pretend they're James T. Kirk on a hostile planet. "My
little bear- Oh, Alex. No. Sweetie, my neck!" says Jill, as Alex
gets her in a good grip for The Bronco Buck. Also, nobody ever
mentioned dad's nausea -- the heat makes me woozy, along with Ned
and Alex's little feet coming down on my skull until it feels like a
canned ham in a pile driver -- but I take the condition as a
reminder that I'm pushing 42, and Alex and Ned are not. Ten minutes
into it, I'm murmuring to myself like an outfoxed superhero:
Losing ... power ... Must ... conserve ... strength ...
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Jeff's Life Archive

GUEST ARTICLE...
by Glenn J. Sacks
Why I Launched the Campaign Against 'Boys are Stupid' Products
"Dad,
why are they always saying things like that about boys?"
This question asked by my 11 year-old son triggered a campaign which
in just six weeks has driven T-shirts, hats, and other merchandise
bearing the slogan "Boys are Stupid--Throw Rocks at Them" out of
nearly 3,000 retail outlets worldwide. The products depict a little
boy running away as several rocks come flying at his head.
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THE NEW INTIMACY...
monthly column by
Judith Sherven, Ph.D. and James Sniechowski, Ph.D.
The Best Gift
People like Deborah, both men and women, "fall in
love" over and over and then break up, feeling hopeless about ever
having what they say they want. They depend on their fantasies to
guide them toward what is supposed to happen in their relationships
and they reject the flesh and blood differences, what they call the
"imperfections," of the people they meet. Instead, they hold out for
a mythical person -- Prince Charming or Lady Perfect -- with whom
they're sure they will find continual bliss. However, since real
life can't compete with their illusions of perfection, they've
unconsciously closed the door on the relationship before it even
starts, and are left to wonder -- Is this all there is!?".
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