Love Like a Man: A Frenchman's Guide to Help American Men Be Better Partners

Become the man your relationship deserves with this bold guide to self-awareness, romance, and commitment.

Wake up your relationship as you transform into the partner your loved one deserves. From the author of Love Like the French comes a handbook for the American man ready to understand romance and connection.

Relationships are complex, made up of our life experiences—good and bad. If you’ve heard over and over you’re a good man but not a good partner, or you struggle with commitment, compromise, and communication in relationships, there’s still hope.

Frenchman Guy Blaise is back to guide you in this no-holds-barred look at American male-female relationships. Using real dating and relationship questions he’s received from frustrated women and partners, Guy gives you the power to enter a healthy relationship with your feet on the ground and your eyes wide open, also known in French as “realistic love.”

Surprising online dating dos and don’ts, advice vignettes observing some of the most common and complex issues in relationships, plus a list of 50 additional connection tips offer men invaluable boundaries and self-guidance for romance, intimacy, and marriage.

You’ll discover

• How to avoid being an “impostor.”
• Ways to demonstrate love daily that don’t require spending a fortune.
• Etiquette tips to impress when you meet her family (hint: be a good listener).
• Keys to handling the ebb and flow of real relationships—from illness to being a hands-on new father, mismatched libidos, and those habits that drive your partner insane.
• How not to gaslight your partner so she feels heard and seen

Love Like a Man is the frank, direct, and downright hilarious conversation you wish you had when you first discovered the opposite sex. Happy relationships start within. Set your pride aside with Love Like a Man and find the confidence to be more than a good man. Be the great partner she’s seeking.

Guy Blaise is an author and Frenchman currently living in America. Previously, he lived in eastern France and Paris, where he witnessed the dating experiences of the strong women in his family and listened closely to his grandmother's advice about love. After two decades of living between France and the United States-and being struck by the differences between two cultures' approaches to romance and sex-Guy began writing books offering his insights and started The French Perspective blog.