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Title	:	It’s (Not That) Complicated: How to Relate to Guys in a Healthy, Sane, and Biblical Way
Author	:	Anna Sofia Botkin
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 259 pages
Published	:	November 1st 2011 by Western Conservatory (first published January 1st 2011)
Categories	:	Christian. Nonfiction. Relationships. Marriage. Religion. Christianity. Family. Christian Living

It’s (Not That) Complicated: How to Relate to Guys in a Healthy, Sane, and Biblical Way Paperback | Pages: 259 pages

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Ever been confused about friendships with boys? How to handle crushes? How friendly is too friendly? How close is too close? What to do when a guy is being way too friendly? What guys think about all this? What it means to be a "sister, in all purity"? Guy-girl relationships have always been complicated, but perhaps never more so than today. It's (Not That) Complicated is a humorous, hopeful, and deeply thought-provoking new look at guy-girl relationships in our times. Dealing practically with such complications as online interaction, Hollywood expectations, undefined relationships, and unrequited love, the Botkin sisters offer enduring biblical principles that can make it all much simpler.

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The book offers some great advice on how to handle relationships with guys in a godly way. However there are somethings that I disagree with and somethings are also vague. For instance that God made men as leaders, and the women's role is to aid them. Oh please, many women are made to be leaders, too. Don't let women discouraged that they can't lead, because they can. But other than that, the book was a good read.



It's (Not That) Complicated by Anna Sofia Botkin...and her sister, Elizabeth I think... is a book worth reading. Yes, there were a few little things I didn't quite know what to think about, such as the "shy, timid" girls needing to step up and start spurring on the guys toward Christ. Yes, spurring others on toward Christ is what we're made to do, but there are little things like, make sure that guy doesn't think you like him because you're paying so much attenion and stuff. And there were a

The Botkin daughters, unmarried and in their mid-20s, write to young ladies on how to relate to guys. I havent read their prior work, like Return of the Daughters and So Much More, judging the concept touted in the marketing material to be extra-Biblical. But I gave Its Not that Complicated a try, and was pleasantly surprised.Girls tend to have unrealistic expectations about boys. They think that every boy will converse like a pro. They set up an idealized gold standard. Just like guys expect

I thoroughly enjoyed this book and the easy, relaxed manner in which the authors presented truth. Anna Sofia Botkin & Elizabeth Botkin have provided single girls of all ages with practical advice and Godly counsel that could honestly revolutionize our society and culture if only those same single girls would accept this advice and counsel with a heart that is open to following God's correct order and plan.An excellent, thorough, and even lighthearted read!

If you want a book that talks about Christ-honoring relationships with the opposite gender but don't want extreme patriarchal views intertwined...don't read this book. It had some good ideas. Young men and women can and should communicate and build each other up in the Lord. This I agree with. However, I disagree with the extreme views of the authors as far as their male dominance views go. Basically, women are not complete without men and vica versa. I agree that we need each other, but I do

This was such a thought-provoking book! I really enjoyed reading it.