Don't Use My Sweater Like a Towel: The Stain Free Guide To Mating and Dating in the 21st Century by Jennifer Kelton

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Synopsis

Jennifer Kelton has taken on the oldest genre of self-help dating and mating and turned it on its head by weaving together a bona fide, reality-based book with flat-out X-rated humor, surveys, science and interviews. Don't Use My Sweater Like a Towel will change how sex is discussed between men and women. With approximately 100 million singles in the U.S., this is a must-read for anyone curious about the opposite sex. With chapters such as: Dating Books Debunked, The Olfactory Factor, Like, Love or Dopamine, The Pheromone Factor/Man Test, Animals and Us, Nature, Soul and Respect, Twelve Men, Twelve Months. The details in this book will open the world's eyes to what is really going on out there in dating and mating land. This book is not meant to be a manual on what to say or how to act, but is meant to offer insights, pose questions and provoke conversation.

Biography

Jennifer Kelton, has quickly become one of the most sought after dating and relationship experts by the media. Her quick wit, honesty and entertaining yet informative repartee has her featured in a growing list of print, radio and television outlets and as an author, Kelton spent a full year reading the big boys of relationship books and testing their dating advice. She even performed an interesting test on the effects of pheromones as she tried to unravel the mysteries behind human nature and genetic make-up. Her findings, coupled with vignettes of her own personal life, make up the dating advice book for the 21st Century. Filled with Kelton’s optimism and stories of her own experiences, you’ll see all there is to dating – the good, the bad and the sometimes messy, hence the title. Jennifer is not only an author and dating expert but also a humanitarian, environmentalist, artist, accomplished entrepreneur and athlete. Her junior targeted eco-friendly clothing line, Nomads 1800, reached national and international distribution. Simultaneously, she founded the nonprofit organization, Nomads 1800 Inc., an oasis for young aspiring artists of little means to express themselves and reach the community. Nomads 1800, Inc. received a proclamation from Los Angeles Mayor Richard Riordan for its contributions to the arts. She also owned and operated a nightclub called Nomads that catapulted the careers of chart topping artists. Kelton participates in a handful of humanitarian organizations and sponsors numerous children and young women in third world countries. An avid snowboarder, she spends her spare time hitting the slopes. Her next projects? Writing the next booktitled I’m Not a Monday Girl and developing a revolutionary dating and social network called BadOnlineDates built around bad dating experiences (major online and media launch in October, 8th the site is currently accepting charter members.)