The Code for Love: The Man's guide to understanding women (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781499733716)

Hello, my name is John McRae. I was born in Brooklyn New York City on August 10, 1961. My family was comprised of a Mother and Father, who had 6 children, 2 boys and 4 girls. I was the youngest boy. From Brooklyn, we moved to the Mott Haven Housing Project s in the South Bronx of New York City, at the age of 2. When I turned 7, my Mother passed away. Several years later, my farther remarried, and my Step Mother continued to raise me. She would always tell me that I would grow up to be a female lover. At age 12 we moved to the Oranges of New Jersey. While attending Orange Middle School, they placed me in a pilot program. I was told that I was there because I was too smart, and if I continue on the path I was, that no job will be able to afford me in the future. I graduated from East Orange High School in New Jersey in 1979. There I became a # 1 Trombone player in the band .Just after graduation I joined the United States Army in July of 1979. I became a cook, certified in Food Service Industry. While enlisted I traveled to Kansas. After, was ordered, to go overseas to The Republic of South Korea. Years later I returned to New Jersey and became a Professional Firefighter / E.M.T in 1988. I then married with had 2 girls, and divorced a few years later. I am now remarried to my new wife, who still to this day, we are together. As a fireman for 14 years, I would further study within the department and was listed on the Captains list. Before being promoted I became disabled and retired, with an incurable ear syndrome Tinnitus. Thereafter my wife and I moved to Atlanta Georgia in 2002 I needed to be revaluated with the Georgia Department of Labor. The findings of the Physiatrist informed me that I was above average, and that I was an introvert. Since then I found a job with the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA), as a professional bus operator in Georgia. Today, I still have a desire for all kinds of research. You name it, or just mention any subject. And secretly in my mind I will analyze it. Of which being an introvert is not an easy task to share with others in general conversations. But when rationalizing a theory with conjecture and emphasis to an individual, I have to be careful not to over promulgate any unfounded hypostasis. Of which would seem to me, would be common sense... I guess. Right? Thank You John McRae