The Rational Male Book Novels & Stories

“I haven’t finished my point. My comment about men not being suitable for women was based on their frequent impatience and quick temper, which some studies suggest can be linked to violent tendencies. I’d advise the lovely women to be cautious and seek out gentle and courteous partners.” “You…” “Oh, and by the way,” Miranda continued, “the statement I made was quoted from the renowned criminologist Dr. Michelle’s book Human Nature’s Weakness, specifically from the third section, second paragraph of the final chapter. It’s not my original thought; we must respect intellectual property. If you doubt it, feel free to look it up or discuss it with Dr. Michelle himself.” “...Damn it!” The man cur

We likely just knocked up two females at the same time you realize…* I say, still in disbelief. It had to be this way though. I was just too much in my own damn head. I don’t know if I could have gotten past it. And my females well, they weren’t having it regardless. I can’t blame them. They don’t want a damn pussy for a mate either, and that isn’t me. There’s got to be a way to move on. Harlan has the benefit of animal brain, he can turn off rational thoughts and just be. Just feel.

However, even as the atmosphere in Melody's office turned gloomy, Levian promptly said, "Hold it, Mel—you're not quite right there. See, I have authority on this subject as a man myself, but the bottomline is that all men are pigs, and that man certainly is no exception!" Meeting Melody's quizzical gaze, Levian continued eloquently, "Since time immemorial, masculine possessiveness has been ingrained in our DNA. It is a primitive instinct that ensures the purity of their bloodline is perpetuated. On the other hand, most women are creatures of sentiment. That's why most wives can tolerate their husbands' debauchery and philandering, readily accepting them again just because they promised to ch

“Yes haha, I still have to finish writing the chapter of my novel I left unfinished earlier; I want to improve the chapter I am currently working.” Having to see Cillian’s expression while he was talking about his work, Bathala started to develop a deep interest on him, the only human to ever enter his realm and was able to have a familiar and friendly conversation with; Even though he knew that there are people like him in the lower plain, it was a new experience for him. And so, he decided to grant him a single wish. “Okay, I’ll open up a door to your house then.” “Ah, oh yeah, I haven’t finished yet cleaning the house. I should clean it up before I continue with my novel.”

And now I’m slumped on a plastic chair, feeling nauseous and regretting the lot of it. A tiny part of me still wonders if by walking out on Richard I made the biggest mistake of my life. If I’d hung on, bitten my tongue and never mentioned marriage, might our relationship have worked out? Somehow? But the rest of me is more rational. People say that women work on intuition and men on logic, but they’re talking rubbish. I studied logic at university, thank you very much. I know how it goes. A=B, B=C, therefore A=C. And what could be more logical than the following detached and succinct argument?

They maintained their lazy, swaying motions, indulged in the discussion with their bodies moving in perfect sync as though they were two halves of the same whole. "You're not wrong," Zavian’s tone took on a lecturing quality that might have been condescending coming from anyone else. "However, you speak of boys not men." Emmeline listened intently to his words, unable to tear her heated gaze from him despite the intensity of his eyes. "Females matures faster than the male," he continued. "When males are thinking about fun, females are already thinking about stability - even though they’re the most hormonally turbulent creatures." A playful swat landed against Zavian's shoulder as Emmeline fe