Why Men Don't Listen and Women Can't Read Maps, Allan Pease, Barbara Pease

Why can't men do more than one thing at a time? Why do women have so much trouble parallel parking? Why can't men find the butter in the fridge? Why do men want sex and women want love? By reading this book, you will learn a lot about how the other sex thinks.

Women criticize men for being insensitive, indifferent, and selfish. For not listening, lacking warmth and compassion, not talking, and not committing to a relationship.
Men criticize women for their driving, for being unable to read a street directory, for reading road maps upside down, for talking too much without getting to the point, and for not taking enough initiative in love.
Men think they are the sensitive sex, women know they are;
In this book, which has been a bestseller in many countries as diverse as Australia, England, and Japan, Allan and Barbara Pease approach the differences between men and women from a fresh perspective. After years of studying and observing human behavior (combining the latest discoveries about the brain, biological and psychological evolution, and social changes), they explain why male-female relationships are so complicated and provide rules for improving them.