Curing Ringophobia

By Papa Riah

Have you noticed that a young single man in today's culture is typically in no hurry to get married and raise a family? Sure, he loves having a good girlfriend, and says he wants to get married and have kids "one day," but after several years her left ring-finger is usually no shinier than it was when he met her. If he continues to have things his way, the situation will not change for at least several additional years, if ever.
 
Girls, you are part of the problem! You are contributing to Ringophobia by:
 
A)    Enabling your boyfriends to get away with this crap, 
 
and 
 
B)    Not realizing yourself how quickly time is going by, and how old of a parent you are going to end up being by letting things take their natural course.
 
In Papa Riah's latest book, he attempts to awaken young single women to their quickly deteriorating situation, which is the result of today's young single men glorifying their youthful irresponsibility much too far into adulthood. Papa Riah will walk you through the math and show you why you need to get serious about your life's ambitions now. More importantly, he will teach you exactly how to go about achieving them, using real-life examples. You can have the life you want, but you need to get control of your dating and relationship navigation system now, and direct it where you want to go.
 
This 15,000+ word e-book has been professionally edited and specially formatted. We promise a smooth electronic reading experience, including a click-able table of contents. Put this baby on your device today and learn how to live happily ever after, before it gets too late!
 

• Language: English
• Publisher: Andy Kasch
• Release date: Nov 18, 2019
• ISBN: 9781393923053

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Curing Ringophobia

A practical guide for young women who want to have a good life.

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Papa Riah

© 2012-2019 Andrew Kasch

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Table of Contents

Introduction

Planning your Life - with a Man You Haven’t Met

Meet Monique and Kelly

Why Even Good Men Don't THINK they want to Get Married

What Monique Did Right, and Kelly Did Wrong

Old Parents and the Biological Time Bomb

Why Cheating Men Cheat, and How to Stop It

Dating Advice You Urgently Need

Practical Wedding Planning

Marriage Advice: Understanding Priorities

Don’t Be This Parent!

When is Divorce is the Right Move?

How to Live Happily Ever After

About the Author

Introduction

This book was written for single women in their twenties who want to have a good life. What I mean by that, specifically, is getting married and raising a family. If you are a young lady and that is not your definition of a good life, then you need a different book – hopefully, one that convinces you there is no greater satisfaction than finding pleasure in pursuing traditional values and being able to happily look back at your life when you are old, knowing you leave behind a healthy, functional family who will always love you. When you finish that book, come back to this one.

Do you find it odd that a book showing young single women how to achieve happiness in life was written by a married man in his late forties? You shouldn’t. Who else do you think is qualified to give you this advice, other young single women? Give me a break, if they knew the answers they would not still be single. Dr. Phil? Well, maybe. He is more of a reactive coach, however, and what you need is a strong proactive strategy. Someone who has been through two divorces? Please!

It makes sense to learn how to solve your dilemma from somebody who understands the male psyche, who is happily married, and who studies human nature and sociological trends. I am that person. You are welcome to a refund if you do not agree after digesting the following material.

Perhaps you do not even understand that you have a dilemma. Maybe you think your life is going pretty good. You have a decent job, plenty of friends, have dated around a little, and are having a good time. Maybe you even have a boyfriend and are in love. Even so, if there is no ring on your finger, you have a dilemma – even if your relationship is fairly new. If your boyfriend is any kind of a decent-seeming catch, chances are high that a ring is not anywhere on the horizon. I mean like years away, if one is coming at all. I will explain why in the coming pages.

Yet, girls do get married. You have been to their weddings. Maybe you have even played a significant role in a wedding party or three. If it happened to them, it is only a matter of time before it happens to you - right?

I hate to be the one to tell you this, but unless you know how to make this happen, your odds are not good. Oh sure, by the time you are forty, you will probably be hitched. Older guys are a different animal. We will examine this phenomenon in more detail, but if you let things take their natural course you will most likely either have to settle for being an old parent (which is not good) or lose out on your dream of raising a family altogether. This is especially true if