In 1928 a 23 year-old Doris Langley Moore wrote a book
called The Technique of the Love Affair.
It is, dare I say, directed to women who want to engage in
affairs, but since yesterday’s affair is today’s courtship ritual, it feels
like advice a young woman can use.
Yesterday at her blog, Hooking Up Smart, Susan Walshsummarized Moore’s advice in great detail. I highly recommend it to your attention.
In a world that is positively overflowing with advice for
young women—in itself that suggests that the dating world is anarchic—it is
rare to find an author who cuts through the fog with so much brilliant advice.
Moore does just that, so if you are a young woman in the
market for a man or if you are looking for a great holiday gift for a young woman
of your acquaintance, send along Walsh’s post. Or better, buy the book.
If, perchance, you reject Walsh's or Moore's advice because you think it's outdated, that will tell you why you are having so much difficulty forming a durable relationship.
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