Men and Women: Designed by Different Teams?
Clinton Rogers explores the classic relationship battles that bring humor to the age-old debate of men vs women.
According to Rogers, it's as if men and women were "designed by entirely different departments" - one focused on "Logic and Simplicity," the other on "Detail and Decorum."
Men and women seem built by different teams.
- Laundry: a simple task for men, but often resulting in mismatched socks and creatively hung clothes.
- Loo seats and dishwasher etiquette: common sources of conflict.
- The fridge door: a frequent point of contention over who left it open.
Rogers hopes that after sharing his observations, he will "still be married – and not sleeping in the dog basket."
Author's summary: Clinton Rogers humorously explores relationship battles.
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