Men Don’t Heal, We Ho – A Book About the Emotional Instability of Men by Steven James Dixon is about how men will end a relationship on Thursday and begin a new relationship on Friday. The book delves into the psyche of men in denial about being hurt from a failed relationship. These men are not HEALING, they are HO-ing; using women and sex as a method of healing instead of asking for help or seeking support. Men do not talk about their feelings. They do not express or resolve their heartache or pain. They just move on to the next woman, lacking the ability to commit or be successful in a relationship. This lack of healing is the major reason why relationships and marriages are failing today.
“Men Don’t Heal, We Ho” places an importance on the emotional stability of the man. If the man is emotionally stable, the relationship or marriage will be stable. The book challenges men to change their mentality from thinking that a man with a lot of women is the man to model themselves after. In actuality, the happily married man, the great husband, the exceptional father is the man to model themselves after. The book sets the record straight on many misconceptions about the interactions of man and woman. The book has something for everyone as Steven interviewed single women, single men, wives and husbands about the transformation of a HO into a successful Husband. Readers will find the book to be educational, entertaining, thought provoking and flat out laugh out loud funny!
Steven James Dixon is a Husband, Relationship Expert and Author of the hot new book “Men Don’t Heal, We Ho – A Book About the Emotional Instability of Men.” The book is a surefire conversation starter. Since the release of Steven’s book he has toured the country spreading his positive message and challenging men to heal from broken relationships. When asked what sets him apart from other relationship experts Steven had this to say, “I have developed a principle that will save all marriages. That principle is that the success or failure of all marriages is based solely upon the leadership of men.”
While some say that Steven’s message and principle are controversial, media outlets across the country have not been shy about sharing it with viewers and listeners. Steven has answered relationship questions live on television with CNN (National), WGN (Chicago/National), Fox News (Houston), UPN (Chicago) and CW (Atlanta). Steven has Co-Hosted Nationally Syndicated Radio with The Doug Banks Show in addition to radio interviews all across the country including Tom Joyner (National), Michael Baisden (National), Rickey Smiley (National), Sirius Satellite Radio (Shade 45 – National), HOT 97 (NY), KJLH (LA), WGCI (Chicago), V103 (Atlanta), 97.9 (Houston), K104 (Dallas) and on and on. Book reviews for “Men Don’t Heal, We Ho” have been in countless newspapers across the country! Steven has developed a global appeal, being published and broadcasted in locations as far as the United Kingdom and the Caribbean. You can catch Steven on his blog for Essence.com, “The Relationship Report”. With over 50 relationship articles written in the past year, Steven has cultivated a worldwide following in North America, Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Africa. Steven is all over the relationship landscape, but if you were to ask him what his favorite thing to do is, his response would be “Sitting in a room with a man and woman saving their marriage.” If you want some help, shoot him an email: StevenJamesDixon@RelationshipBeast.com.
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