{ 03 28 2008 }

Spreading the Nympho Love

Now that stress from my silly day job has died down and I’ve finished my taxes, I can rejoice in the many great writing opportunities that have come my way over the last few weeks. You may have noticed some new links in the sidebar lately, which represent two new sites I’m writing for and a book I’m reviewing:

The fantastic people at AskDanAndJennifer.com have asked me to become a regular contributor. In addition to an amazing website, they have some impressive credentials under their belt, which I think makes it safe to assume other great things under their belt. I will soon be writing a series called “How To Be Sexy From The Inside Out.”

I have also been asked to write for HoneyAndLance.com, which is a very interesting and honest dialogue about dating. At the same site you can find the likes of You Want A Player Boyfriend, Trust Me and Why Ladies Really Hate Players. When I saw that Lance wrote an article called 10 Signs You Might Be A Complete Douchebag, my heart skipped a beat. I’m as smitten as my cold twisted heart can let me be.

One of my fellow bloggers over at Baggage Reclaim has recently published a book called Mr Unavailable and the Fallback Girl, which I will be reviewing shortly. You can check out the site and buy the book if this summary hits a bit close to home:

It is the first in a 3-part e-book series which uncovers the phenomenon of women who love emotionally unavailable men. It focuses on Mr. Unavailable and explains why so many women around the world get sucked in by this man who can’t connect with his emotions, blows hot and cold, can’t commit to being with you, can’t commit to not being with you, and consistently under-delivers on his promises and your expectations. This is more than ‘He’s just not that into you’ - This is about men who fall back on or default to certain women so that they can have their ego massaged and get the fringe benefits of a relationship whilst reducing the woman’s self-esteem.

From what I’ve skimmed so far the writer looks pretty sharp. I think it’s safe to assume this is one of those books where many of the readers wish this book had existed years ago. And the writer is British. Hurrah! You know how much I love the British with all their blimeys and bollocks and cheeky grins.

Stick around for lots of exciting things to come. Hopefully one of these days it will be me.

Posted by Over Educated Nympho on Friday, March 28th, 2008, at 4:32 am, and filed under writing, sex ed., beyond the blog.

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