But He Says He Loves Me: How to avoid being trapped in a manipulative relationship

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This is not your normal self-help book. In fact, it is different from anything you have ever read. The information is not dressed up to be pretty or nice, but it may change your life. Most advice for women about bad relationships starts too late. This book shows you how to identify and get out of a relationship with an emotionally abusive man before you sleep with him, move in with him, marry him or have children with him. And if you?re already entangled with a man who is manipulating and hurting you, it explains how you became trapped by him so you can decide whether or not to get out. Once you read this book, you will not have to guess if a guy is trying to manipulate you: you will know.

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Dina L. McMillan has a Ph.D. in Social Psychology from Stanford University in California. She has counselled thousands of female victims and male perpetrators of domestic violence. She provides training for human service professionals, advises the government on domestic violence policy, and assists agencies in developing domestic violence support programs. Originally from Los Angeles, she now lives in Sydney. Table of Contents Introduction: The Abuser?s Handbook Part I: In the beginning . . . Select your women Testing and continued training Set the foundation Build your authority Strengthen your position Let?s talk about sex Overcome resistance Part II: After you are committed A final word Introduction: ?But he says he loves me? Part I: In the beginning . . . Chosen by an Abuser Focused Manipulation Spinning his web The chains emerge Closing the box In the bedroom Overcoming your objections Part II: After you are committed Tying the noose