Visual Nature of Men.




Through a Man's Eyesby Shaunti Feldhahn and Craig Gross


Shaunti Feldhahn author of "For Women only" teams up with the founder the XXXChurch Craig Ross to bring us women a deeper insight on the men in our lives. This book delves deeper into the way a man's brain works and shows us how much differently they are wired than a woman's brain. Breaking  it down into a language we can understand and be able to see what our men are struggling with every day of their lives. It shows that are men are normal and there is nothing wrong with them being visual, that it actually is part of their makeup to gaze upon their beloved wives. Our culture has made it harder for men to treat a woman like a real person, when they are bombarded with sexual images everywhere they turn. We as wives and mothers need to be the support for our men and open our eyes to the pitfalls they are facing day by day. Taking the time to teach our young sons how to treat a girl like she is something precious and not an object to be used,. It may mean taking a second to see if we have a wardrobe malfunction or even looking through our outfits to see if there is something that may be too revealing. It truly does not mean we as women need to dress in a potato sack to go when  anywhere. Many of the beautiful women I have met over the years have shown me how to dress very tastefully and feminine. Another way of supporting our beloved husbands is providing them with plenty of visual images of ourselves to store up for the time when they need to pull one out to do battle against the pitfalls in front of them. 

This book is  must read for all women, it truly will open your eyes to be able to understand the visual nature of our men .



This book was provided for free for a honest review by Blogging for books.























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