Xlibris Self-help Book Delves into Emotions and the Sexes

PRLog (Press Release) – Oct 04, 2007 – Emphasis on emotions and how the different sexes deal with these complexities come into light in the Xlibris book, Why are Women so Emotionally Attached and Men are not?

Why are Women… discusses the disparity between men and women when coping with emotions, as penned by its author, Verrilien Clerve. It is told from a humanistic angle, made more realistic and closer to home by the collected experiences of Clerve’s family, friends, and other ordinary people. This is where the book makes its impact: real individuals like Clerve’s characters have experienced such emotions and had different ways in dealing with them.

Clerve not only drives home the point that real people deal with emotions on a day-to-day basis through this book, but also emphasizes the fact that whether male or female, it is healthy to express one’s emotions and not to keep everything bottled up inside.

No psychologist was involved in the making of Why are Women… In fact, it is an exercise in taking risks and putting one’s emotions on the line to build a healthier life, as advised by your average man-on-the-street. It is a book that hinges its life lessons on the concept of experience as being the best teacher.


About the author
Verrilien Clerve creates his books from a humanistic point of view, as seen in his initial offering, Why are Women so Emotionally Attached and Men are not? His observations of everyday people, as well as his collection of insights coming from his friends and family have given him the impetus to write the book.

Clerve is now coming up with a follow-up book – still with a humanistic approach – that according to him, is designed to “amplify cognizance individuality, and its effects on emotions.”

For more information about Why are Women…, as well as other books published by Xlibris, visit Xlibris.com.