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Category Archives: Alison Armstrong
Why Do Men & Women Lie?
Alison Armstrong tells Dennis Prager: “We’re born liars. “There are three main instincts that humans share with all other critters and there’s an order: Procreate, protect, provide.” “We’ll do dangerous things to procreate that we would not do to protect … Continue reading
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How Men & Women Experience Happiness Differently
Relationship expert Alison Armstrong tells Dennis Prager July 18: “The physical expression of happiness is really different between a man and a woman… When a man experiences happiness, his neck, chest and shoulders puff up. There’s this surge. He looks … Continue reading
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Men Want One-Stop Shopping
Relationship expert (Understandmen.com) Alison Armstrong was on Dennis Prager’s radio show today. “Men want to be devoted to his mate and give her everything she desires. But his mate has to provide him with what he needs – admiration, nurturing, … Continue reading
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A Man Could Pay Attention To His Wife’s Every Need
Allison Armstrong said on Dennis Prager’s radio show Wednesday that a husband could pay attention to his wife’s every need, but then he’d need to borrow money from her because he couldn’t make it in his job. Men’s minds focus … Continue reading
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Men Want To Procreate Before They Protect Before They Provide
On Dennis Prager’s radio show April 18, 2012, Alison Armstrong said: “If a woman asks her man for something, he might go, we can’t afford that. Protect comes before provide. If he’s protecting his own resources, that will trump his … Continue reading
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Prager University: Understanding Men and Women: Why They See Things Differently
Relationship expert Alison Armstrong says we all have two natures — human spirit (the elevated part) and human animal (the more primitive part, the instinctive part that lashes out, often in primal fear of scarcity or competition). When men and … Continue reading
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Run Your Fingers Through Her Hair To Get Bang For Your Buck
I’m listening to Alison Armstrong on the Dennis Prager show. Dennis: “You have to be politically incorrect or you can not tell the truth.” Alison, talking about women: “We [sometimes] avoid communicating with you [men], connecting with you.” “You [men] … Continue reading
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The Efficiency Of Sex
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager had relationships expert Alison Armstrong on for an hour. Alison: “I was talking to a woman yesterday who had been married for a year. I heard from remarks her husband made that they … Continue reading
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How To Make Women Feel Safe So You Can Then Have Sex With Them
On Dennis Prager’s radio show today, he spent an hour with relationship expert Alison Armstrong. Dennis: “I think it is easier for men to understand women.” “When you told me the pillow is messy and it’s yelling at you, I … Continue reading
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Women Worry More
Alison Armstrong, relationships expert, was on Dennis Prager‘s radio show today. Alison: “The amygdala is much more active in women than in men, and much bigger, it is the worry center of the brain. Women tend to think that what … Continue reading
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