I started out liking this book till the male author advised women that it was improper to tell a man you're seeing "I gotta pee." It's so sexist to tell women that it's more advisable to say you need to use the restroom instead. I would never want to be with a man so sensitive to the fact that a woman has some of the same bodily functions as a man. So for a book about texting how does a man divert the attention to how a woman should be proper to a man? Because when more on point with the idea that a man isn't really interested if he's texting, the book was more agreeable, but when going off point it just gets sexist.
Summary: Have you ever found yourself waiting two or more days for that guy you have a crush on to text back? Does he only ever text you and never calls? Are you feeling a little confused about the fact he can't send more than a text to invite you out? Well if so maybe this book might open your eyes to the fact he isn't head over heels for you. A guy who only texts might be interested, but the best way to confirm he is to get him to call. Ruthie provides insight for women from her own experiences, and her husband, Michael gives a small dose of a male perspective.
