Forward and Joan Torres, I thought that it would be one more boring psychological book written in

difficult language with advanced terminology and impractical advice. Therefore, from the first

pages of the book I was very much surprised to discover a vivacious and colorful style of writing

with a practical and interesting subject. Susan Forward, the author of the book and a psychologist,

is a practicing doctor who wrote five books. Each of them was a bestseller. She also founded the

Susan Forward Therapy Center, and she was a host of a daily talk-radio show that lasted for six

years. Further, she took part in different TV talk shows. But what most important was that this

woman herself was in the same situation of those women, for whom this book was intended.

S. Forward admits that she herself suffered through a marriage with an angry, abusive man who

belittled her and her work. She married a very charming, charismatic man and in the beginning it

was OK, but when she advanced in her career, he started to yell and scream and slam the doors. As

she started to get successful, the abuse st

ingredients in the early stages of a misogynistic relationship. Men and women experienced different

tantrums, name calling, constant criticism and even physical attacks. As a rule, arenas for his

balance by switching from charm to rage, from loving behavior to outbursts of irrational criticism

They had much in common. It seemed to Rosalind that he was the man who really liked her, who

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