Social Sciences
Review:This book enabled me to link the required pain to PMO and apply the proper strategies and mindsets necessary to quit porn forever. Buy this book. Read it. Take notes. Apply it. Your brain will thank you.
It has the most up-to-date evidence and the most relevant self-reports from users. The scientific evidence isn't perfect, because it doesn't exist yet as we are at the beginning of observing this epidemic. As science sheds more light on this topic, this book will continually get better an... Read more
Review:The book offers some insight into Alinsky's methods, but at times it appeared to misstate and oversimplify them with slippery slope arguments. For example, the author talked about one of Saul Alinsky's plots against a clothing store that refused to hire black residents. The plan was to bus in thousands of black people and have them browse the store all day. The goal was to scare off the store's more racist customers, costing them profits and future business. The author tried to argue that th... Read more
Review:every white person in america needs to read this book and see what is going on every day and at first i did not believe this was going on but the man has video links to all most every story he talks about this book might save you or your family so get this book and wake up people you will be glad you did ..................(you want my solution guns make gutless cowards go away ) you will understand my comment when you read the book GET THIS BOOK Read more
Review:This book is worth every cent. Alexis gets it - the challenge of being a young woman with a lot of ambition in a world that makes it hard to stay centered. This book is exactly what I needed after this election. Read more
Review:Kind of interesting, but really just a bunch of disjointed, somewhat repetitious speculation about things that might or might not happen in the future. A somewhat more analytical (and a little bit more skeptical) approach would have been much more interesting, because it would have let the reader actually think about the likelihood of some of these things happening. Plus, the author seems hopelessly naive about the ability of our politics and government to control some of the rather frightenin... Read more
Review:The Velvet Rage explains and explores the journeys of gay men in today's America. With great empathy, a gay therapist relates the road that gay men travel from early childhood into manhood, and their efforts in trying to cope with their situation. Read more
Review:First, William Brennan's review below is far more eloquent than anything I could write, so I'll recommend that you read it before you read mine. I can't emphasize how impressed I was by this book. The fact that the author is both a soldier and a scholar provides this book with a truly unique perspective. The author is by no means a pacifist, but rather someone who really understands the costs of war and of entering into it without full societal committment and knowledge. The book's historical se... Read more
Review:This is an outstanding book about the struggles with addiction, life and mental illness. Author's vocabulary is rich and poignant. It could be a revelation for many an addict, offer insights and hope where there is not much left. I , as an addiction psychiatrist, highly recommend the book to struggling people who are looking for help and understanding. It should also offer a cogent insight into the dynamics of this gripping condition to the families as well as professionals dealing with these co... Read more
Review:Don't believe all the Gamer Haters who crawled out to attack what's his names ex girlfriend. I guess no one is allowed to dump a Gamer Hater. I plan to read the book this coming weekend. In the meantime, trust reviews from verified buys over the Gamer Haters. Read more









