Sacrifices her own needs, over-accommodates, and seeks constant validation. This behavior often leads to being taken for granted.
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Argov defines a "bitch" not as a mean person, but as an empowered woman who remains an independent thinker . She contrasts the "nice girl" (the doormat), who overcompensates out of desperation, with the "dreamgirl," who maintains her own standards. 2. The Power of Independence
If you are interested in the book's content, Sherry Argov's Why Men Love Bitches provides a "no-nonsense" guide to dating by shifting the focus from pleasing others to valuing oneself . 1. From Doormat to "Bitch" (Empowered Woman)
