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What Is He Really Thinking When a woman begins a relationship with a man, she may think shes found her knight in shining armor. As the relationship continues, that armor can begin to feel like a barricade she just cant get past it. Whats he hiding in there, anyway Relationship and communication expert Mike Bechtle offers women an insiders guide to the puzzling male brain. Simple and practical, this book provides women with a roadmap for better conversations and improved relationships. Bechtle reminds readers that men and women share many similarities, and by embracing those similarities they can better deal with differences. He explains how men think, act, communicate, and grow in relationships, and even offers tips for communicating in a toxic relationship. Wives, girlfriends, mothers, daughters, friends, and coworkers will find real help within these pages.;Talking into thin air -- The care and feeding of a man -- Men are from earth, women are from earth -- What he wants you to know -- How he thinks -- Gray matters -- Men are just tall boys -- Man on a mission -- How he acts -- Why he cant see dirt -- Your knight in rusting armor -- Unconditional like -- How he communicates -- Do guys even have feelings? -- The silent partner -- Conflict without combat -- How he grows -- The lone ranger in relationships -- Turning two into a team -- Relationship red flags -- Strategies for happy endings.

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2016 by Mike Bechtle

Published by Revell

a division of Baker Publishing Group

P.O. Box 6287, Grand Rapids, MI 49516-6287

www.revellbooks.com

Ebook edition created 2016

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any meansfor example, electronic, photocopy, recordingwithout the prior written permission of the publisher. The only exception is brief quotations in printed reviews.

Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data is on file at the Library of Congress, Washington, DC.

ISBN 978-1-4412-2067-7

Scripture quotations are from the Holy Bible, New International Version. NIV. Copyright 1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc. Used by permission of Zondervan. All rights reserved worldwide. www.zondervan.com

Published in association with the literary agency of Alive Communications, Inc., 7680 Goddard Street, Suite 200, Colorado Springs, CO 80920, www.alivecommunications.com.

Dedication

To Lucy

I prayed that my son would find a wife who would bring him joy. You far exceeded my expectations and brought us unexpected joy as well. What an amazing gift you are to us!

Para Lucy

Yo oraba que mi hijo puede encontrar una esposa para traerle alegra. Tu has excedido mis expectativas bastante y trajiste alegra a nosotros tambin. Que regalo asombroso tu eres para nosotros!

Contents

Cover

Title Page

Copyright Page

Dedication

Acknowledgments

Introduction: Talking into Thin Air

Part 1: The Care and Feeding of a Man

1. Men Are from Earth, Women Are from Earth

2. What He Wants You to Know

Part 2: How He Thinks

3. Gray Matters

4. Men Are Just Tall Boys

5. Man on a Mission

Part 3: How He Acts

6. Why He Cant See Dirt

7. Your Knight in Rusting Armor

8. Unconditional Like

9. Do Guys Even Have Feelings?

10. The Silent Partner

11. Conflict without Combat

Part 5: How He Grows

12. The Lone Ranger in Relationships

13. Turning Two into a Team

14. Relationship Red Flags

15. Strategies for Happy Endings

Notes

About the Author

Other Books by Mike Bechtle

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Acknowledgments

Ive learned a few things after writing five books.

  • They get easier because you learn how to write better from writing more.
  • They get harder because you want them to be better. So you study more and think more.
  • You do it alone, which means hours and hours spent sitting and thinking and typing. When you talk to someone, youre not writing.
  • You never do it alone. There are always people in your life who make you successful. In my case, it tends to be the same people for each book.

Im spoiled to have had the worlds best editor for all of my books (in my humble but absolutely correct opinion). When Vicki Crumpton renovates a manuscript, it transforms from a pimply teenager to a responsible adult. When shes done polishing, it still has the authors voicebut it has matured so it doesnt crack anymore. Its a gift, and Im continuously grateful for the partnership.

Joel Kneedler is the epitome of what an agent is supposed to be like. He shepherded this project from its inception and has invested personally and professionally in both our relationship and my work. It has been a privilege to work together on my last two books. Unfortunately (for me), a major publisher has recognized that compassion and competence and scooped him up into a more influential role with them. Its well-deserved, and Im proud to see the path hes taken. My loss, but Im proud of him.

Dr. Dennis Chernekoff has spent his career as a marriage and family therapist, deeply impacting people who struggle through the kinds of issues that come up in this book. He cares about the people he encounters, and his compassion leaks into his everyday relationships. His careful oversight of my thoughts and words keeps me from wandering into the land of crazy ideas. I value his friendship, as well as the time he has invested in this project.

Without my wife, Diane, this book wouldnt exist. All of the ideas in this book have been shaped in the crucible of our relationship over the years. Shes talked me through ideas as I was writing, critiqued my words from a womans perspective, and stayed my best friend. At the end of this process, we still like each other. She makes the journey worth traveling.

My family brings me joy. My friends give me energy. My colleagues challenge my thinking and help me grow. My readers give me the motivation to keep writing. And God gives me perspective and grace, reminding me what matters most.

I always enjoy writing this section, because it reminds me that no one is in this journey alone. For that, Im reminded to be grateful.

Thanks.

Introduction

Talking into Thin Air

Youre driving somewhere with your man. Its about dinnertime and youve had a long, exhausting day. Youre thinking it would be nice to stop somewhere for dinner instead of having to go home and find the energy to prepare something (even if he helps).

So you say, Would you like to stop for dinner someplace?

He replies, Not really.

Based on the differences between how men and women tend to process information, you might be hurt by his response. Doesnt he care about how tough my day was? Why is he being so inconsiderate? Why does he get to decide what we do?

Its possible that your interpretation is accurate. Maybe he doesnt care and he is inconsiderate. But more likely he didnt realize what was behind your words. He heard a question asking his input, so he shared an honest response. Maybe hes equally exhausted and wants to retreat to the safety of home instead of fighting a crowded restaurant. Or maybe hes a little concerned about finances and feels like it would be better to save money.

You feel like he should understand what you need and want. He feels like he answered your question so there is no need to explain things. Same words, different interpretation. The rest of the evening can become tense because of unspoken expectations and emotions.

Its a language barriertwo people using the same words but not connecting. If we assume that the other person shares our exact meaning and understanding, were setting ourselves up for frustration.

Age or position doesnt matter:

Teenage girls begin dating without any understanding of how guys think. All they know is what they observe from experience. So they think they understand and wonder why its so challenging.

A new manager comes in and his actions seem to contradict what he says. But you cant challenge the boss, right? So all you can do is try to figure him out.

Newlyweds learn quickly that their new spouse doesnt fit the image they expected and wonder what happened after the ceremony ended.

Moms wonder why their sons are so radically different from their daughters and how to make sense of their perspectiveespecially during their teen years.

When you want to develop a new skill, you take courses, read books, or attend seminars to learn new perspectives. If you want to improve your communication skills with men, its worth the investment of time and energy to make it happen.

Its time to begin that journey.

Everybodys Different

Im a morning person. I generally wake up before sunrise, and Im fully awake within about five minutes. Give me a cup of coffee to start my day, and Im at my freshest. Im mentally at my best. By 9:00 at night I have trouble forming multisyllable words or walking upright. When my head hits the pillow, Im usually asleep in seconds.

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