Michelle Kwok
The Wingman's Handbook: A guide to teenage romance by a teenage romantic
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( April 19, 2019)
Ah, the joys of adolescence; a time for partying, misadventures and … a beta trial of the terrifying world of romance? Trust me; you’re not alone in experiencing this. Almost everyone has wondered:
• Why am I becoming so obsessed over this person?
• Why do some people light up a room every time they walk in?
• Why don’t high school relationships last?
• Why do people do crazy, dangerous things when they're in love?
• How can I get the most out of my relationships?
The Wingman’s Handbook is a ten-part guide designed for young people who are taking their first steps in navigating romantic love. Combining credible but concise psychology with personal anecdotes to create a walkthrough of the entire journey – from taking care of your own image to figuring out feelings of attraction, to kick-starting a relationship, overcoming common obstacles, learning to heal from emotional pain and other useful insights. This book also includes a bonus section to give the reader an opportunity to not only help themselves, but to help others by becoming a fully-functional wingman.
• Why am I becoming so obsessed over this person?
• Why do some people light up a room every time they walk in?
• Why don’t high school relationships last?
• Why do people do crazy, dangerous things when they're in love?
• How can I get the most out of my relationships?
The Wingman’s Handbook is a ten-part guide designed for young people who are taking their first steps in navigating romantic love. Combining credible but concise psychology with personal anecdotes to create a walkthrough of the entire journey – from taking care of your own image to figuring out feelings of attraction, to kick-starting a relationship, overcoming common obstacles, learning to heal from emotional pain and other useful insights. This book also includes a bonus section to give the reader an opportunity to not only help themselves, but to help others by becoming a fully-functional wingman.