Book Review: Womanizer: "Knowing" Wonderful Women by Marv Rubinstein - Page 3

He described his theory on why he was able to maintain monogamy during his marriages. In part, as stated in his book, his mother's teachings became ingrained and it felt as if she were "watching over [his] shoulder." In addition, he clearly distinguishes between his pleasure in sexual encounters and being "deeply in love" with his wives.

In determining whether to read Womanizer, a feminist might suspect that she would be outraged in parts of this novel and disgusted in others. Perhaps she would. However, this novel gives tremendous insight into one Lothario's thought processes regarding his perception of women and the choices he has made. The deep appreciation Randy has for all women is palpable on every page.

Womanizer is worth the read for all women who want to understand why some men do not remain faithful, and for all men who want some insight into women.

Marv Rubinstein is an engineer, professor, attorney, entrepreneur, and published author. He has taught at the Monterey Institute of International Studies, and was CEO of his own engineering firm, Selectron LTD. Marv has lived in Bangkok, Carmel, Tel Aviv, London, and New York City. He currently resides in New York City with his wife, and sometimes co-author, Chie.

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