What special quality, trait, or personality does this woman have that attracts men like a magnet, makes men powerless in her hands, and makes them want to spend their lives with her? I've personally met many women like this -- and here's the startling observation I've made: These women are not necessarily the most beautiful, the tallest, the smartest, the one with the most gorgeous hair, sexy legs or the most ample breasts, as one might think! A look back in history reveals the likes of ... ... homely divorcée Wallis Simpson, for whom the Duke of Windsor abdicated the throne of England; ... the early-twentieth-century French writer Colette (described as having a "frightful" appearance), who managed to have numerous male conquests; ... Martha Gellhorn, the plain-looking scholar for whom Ernest Hemingway became love-sick and never recovered; ... Mumtaz, for whom the Emperor Shah Jahan built the Taj Mahal; and ... Kate Middleton, who won the heart of Prince William. And then, of course, there's Susan Levin, who managed to capture the heart of the famous actor, Robert Downey Jr. To this day he speaks about her in a way that conveys how much he adores her and would do anything to keep her by his side. These kinds of women know the secret to creating magic with men. And here's the good news for you -- if you're like most women who struggle with relationship challenges. The ability to create magic with men is NOT really magic at all. It’s a skill which can be learned by any woman -- and that includes you! Before I tell you how to acquire that secret skill (which already resides inside you, though dormant), let me ask you a question:Sound to good to be true? Read a Chapter from "The Woman Men Adore...and Never...
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