Controlling Your Crazy While Dating Your Nonexistent Boyfriend

There's a fine line between having feelings for him and wanting him to act as if he's your man because of those feelings.

Unfold the real meaning behind the word many single women dread hearing-crazy. 

Author Toni Douglas, also known as the "Crazy Coach," teaches single women how to control their emotions so they won't get in the way of their dating experiences. The beauty behind this "crazy" approach is the empowerment Toni gives single women who may believe the men they date call the shots.

Here's a hint-they don't. The straight-forward, spot-on advice on each page will answer burning questions like:

• What is a Nonexistent Boyfriend, and how do I know if I have one?

• What sorts of feelings or actions do I exhibit that cause men to call me crazy?

• Will he think I'm crazy if I tell him how I feel in the beginning?

• Does he have a say in where we stand, or do I?

• Am I crazy for thinking we're a couple after we've been casually dating for a few months?

This no-nonsense guide helps the single woman understand the behavior of the man she's casually dating by providing practical scenarios and tips she can use to address his seemingly unexplainable actions. Controlling the emotions that inconveniently pop up when things don't go as planned will become second nature while enjoying the single-and-mingling life. Be prepared to take notes as you learn what it means to "control your crazy" and determine whether you're going crazy without even knowing it.