The Shocking Truth Behind What Men Really Think About Women - Camillo, Sandy
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"In this refreshing, conversation-starting book, Camillo effectively incorporates diverse perspectives on gender socialization. . . . A provocative book that asks important questions."-Kirkus Reviews What if the answers you've always wanted from men were finally laid bare-unfiltered, anonymous, and startlingly honest? In a time when the gender divide feels wider than ever and the need to find common ground grows more urgent, women's advocate Sandy Camillo bridges the gap with a fearless, eye-opening exploration of what men are too afraid to say-and what's standing in the way of true…mehr

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"In this refreshing, conversation-starting book, Camillo effectively incorporates diverse perspectives on gender socialization. . . . A provocative book that asks important questions."-Kirkus Reviews What if the answers you've always wanted from men were finally laid bare-unfiltered, anonymous, and startlingly honest? In a time when the gender divide feels wider than ever and the need to find common ground grows more urgent, women's advocate Sandy Camillo bridges the gap with a fearless, eye-opening exploration of what men are too afraid to say-and what's standing in the way of true connection. The Shocking Truth Behind What Men REALLY Think About Women is an unabashed examination of the hidden dynamics of male-female relationships-past and present. Drawing from an anonymous survey conducted by Survey Monkey, * Camillo reveals the raw, unspoken thoughts that often go unsaid out of fear, shame, or misunderstanding. Ever wondered what the men in your life actually think about topics like . . . 1. Should women still be the primary caregivers at home? 2. Would you be okay if your partner made more money than you? 3. What does romance really mean to you? Through data, historical insight, and the narratives of three fictional male friends who candidly discuss love, loss, attraction, and the women who've shaped them, Camillo pulls back the curtain on the emotional truths we're all hiding-and shows how bringing them into the open could be the key to better communication. With depth, humor, and data, Camillo offers a rare glimpse into the private corners of the male mind. Whether you're curious, skeptical, or brave, this book pulls no punches in revealing the good, the bad, the brutally honest . . . and sometimes the downright ugly. *The material in each chapter focuses on questions taken from an anonymous survey conducted by Survey Monkey, an independent third party responsible for survey distribution and data collection. PRAISE "A bold, necessary exploration of the way men truly perceive women, offering revelations that can help reshape our societal narratives."-Gloria L. Blackwell, CEO of the American Association of University Women "A rare and honest look into what men really think about women, making this book an invaluable resource for leaders and decision-makers."-Robert Romasco, past president of AARP "Sandy Camillo's insights into male-female dynamics are astute and sophisticated, making The Shocking Truth an invaluable resource for HR professionals, managers, and therapists. Her understanding of gender psychology beautifully explores the unique ways men and women think, feel, and act."-Christopher Bayer, PhD, The Wall Street Psychologist "A candid, eye-opening perspective, providing a path to deeper connection, respect, and equality. This book is an invaluable resource and essential reading for today's world."-Ruth E. Hedges, CEO of Rise UP Crowdfunding, coined by Fortune as the "Queen of Crowdfunding"
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Sandy Camillo is a lifelong advocate for women whose publications include The Journey of an Invisible Woman as well as many magazine and newspaper articles about the relationships between men and women. Her blog focuses on ageism and women's equity. She served as a director, secretary, and governance officer of the National Board of the American Association of University Women (AAUW). She's traveled the US to speak to AAUW stakeholders about women's issues and is currently the president-elect of the AAUW New York Board of Directors. She also served on the NY Executive Leadership Council of Autism Speaks. She has a bachelor's and master's degree in education and a postgraduate certification in administration. She's been a school principal, paralegal, receivership specialist, writer, realtor, court appointed special advocate, and legal compliance and governance specialist.