Himglish and Femalese: Why Women Don't Get Why Men Don't Get Them is a relationship book for everyone who's over relationship books: a fresh new guide to lead you through the perplexing questions of what it means to be a man or a woman and to live with men and women in the twenty-first century.

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Jean Hannah Edelstein is a relationship expert for the post-Sex and the City era: combining New York sass with British wit, Jean draws equally on experiential and anecdotal evidence, as well as the latest scientific studies, to deliver a witty, edgy and definitive manual - dare we also say womanual? - to understanding your partner/husband/wife/ boyfriend/girlfriend and any permutations thereof.

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October 31
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She peered at it on my BlackBerry screen. ‘No! He will have no idea you like him! So what if he has a girlfriend, let’s floorsie her!’ (Floorsie is a Nic expression developed to stop Lizzie pawing with her front hoof for treats. It means ‘put it on the floor’, or ‘stop’.) So I added, ‘I am in Paris, it is so beautiful. [I wish I could stop lying when it comes to the opposite sex; I always feel the need to embellish reality, make myself seem more exotic and interesting.] I really enjoyed talking to you last night. Liz x.’ Nic deemed the ‘x’ necessary: friendly but not too flirty. Honestly, you would think I was 13 years old.  The next day, I waited… Then, the next morning, I woke up to this… ‘Morning, Liz. Hope you’re enjoying Paris. Humag x.’ He sent a kiss! He sent a kiss! I showed it to Nic. ‘See, I’m good at this. Now we have to carefully draft your reply.’

LIZ JONES’S DIARY: In which I receive a BlackBerry kiss | Mail Online

Oh, Liz Jones, DON’T DO THIS TO YOURSELF. Although I suppose getting involved in this kind of excruciating correspondence is one way of generating many month’s worth of columns.

 
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