Review: The Gift of Fear

The ultimate book on listening to your intuitrion.

Society teaches women the false notion that men only have the best of intentions, that men will protect you, that men only want the best for you.

This of course, incorrect. Looking statistically, men have perpetuated the worst crimes, instigators of the worst events. This doesn't even need to be explained at all except to the most pedantic, bad faith argument ever created. It makes me sad that I even felt that I had to type that out.

Generally, our subconcious can pick up signals faster than our conciousness. Anxiety shouts, but intuition whispers. The problem starts when we don't want to listen to the warning signals and try to excuse them away.

If you are unsure about a book written by man, here is the beginning sentence of a note on the front page after the table of contents:

Men of all ages and in all parts of the world are more violent than women.

The author brings exprience and expertise to this book. In general terms, great insight, lots of examples. The ways that men are manipulative, the strategies they use, how men gain undeserved trust, this book has it all. Because when you don't pay attention to the signals that a man will harm you, you could end up dead and you will probably end up dead.