This book is hilarious because unfortunatley real guys just don't do this stuff or say these things (that I've met). One of my fav pics is of the guy scrubbing the toilet saying "I'd never DREAM of letting you do this job." This is an innocent book full of what my counselor calls "non-physical foreplay". Seriously guys, helping out around the house, or telling us "I love what you did with your hair today" earns you a lotta points! I suggest this book to anyone! Get it for you, for a friend, for your family, who-ever. I don't see how anyone could be offended by such a gift.

I bought a copy of this book for all of my girlfriends. My cool male friends were also able to enjoy it and get a laugh from it. I'm hoping my son will incorporate some of the messages about how women want to be treated.

Is it cerebral humor? No, it's just a cute book, nothing more - it's NOT pornography and it's NOT insulting to women (or men), despite the few bad reviews here on Amazon. Most of the captions are so dumb, poking fun at stereotypes, but it's really funny - my husband even got a few chuckles. Share this book with your friends and have a laugh together.

This book is incredibly dead-on! It really sums up the things that make women happy! I took this book around the office and every person thought this was hilarious, even the men! It is a must own!

How is this book offensive to women and why are most of the people claiming it is guys? I'm a woman and I'm not offended in the least. My best friend showed me this book (and yes, she's a woman, too... we're both in our 30s) and we both find it hysterical and yes, true. While guys out there enjoy watching videos of other guys having sex with 2 18 year old girls at once, women want a man who isn't afraid of doing the dirty work of the day - i.e. cleaning the house, doing the laundry, taking care of us for a change. To say otherwise is an outright lie. This book doesn't insinuate that women don't like sex, it merely reveals that we aren't obsessed with it like men are, especially not to the point of "needing" to watch porn. One reviewer claims this is outright pornography. How? Because some guys without shirts are doing the laundry or cleaning the house? How is that pornography? I've noticed that most of the negative comments come from men - what does that tell you? That men are the ones who are offended by this, not women. I guess men are offended by the idea of *gasp* having to do the same menial chores that women have been expected to do for centuries, nay, millennia.