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Unveiling 11 Relationship Styles

Secrets Nobody Told You: Reinventing Dating and Friendship Apps: Insights from Evolution, Science, and Psychology

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Multiple award-winning book that recently earned acclaim from the prestigious Next Generation Indie Book Awards, the National Indie Excellence Awards, and Readers' Favorite!

Unveiling 11 Relationship Styles by Ahmad Aljazeeri has been praised for its innovative approach to interpersonal connections. Keith Mbuya calls it a "must-read" and "a perfect hit!", while Booklife notes that "it offers a well-researched, comprehensive overhaul of human connection that incorporates the physical, emotional, philosophical, and scientific components," comparing it to titles like Attached by Amir Levine and Rachel S. F. Heller and The Four Relationship Styles by Anita Knight Kuhnley.

Cierra Taylor from Foreword Clarion Review admires how the book renders complex theories into accessible wisdom that can ignite 'Relationship Revival' and applauds the book for its actionable strategies.

The PICCK A SPICE framework helps readers achieve secure attachment and introduces them to a diverse range of styles like Playful Teasing, Intellectual Connection, and Creative Expression, among others.

Readers' Favorite reviewers highlight the book's practical utility and the inclusive vision of the TerriTie app, a map-based app designed to promote face-to-face interactions, discussed briefly at the end of the book.

Emma Megan from Readers' Favorite reflects: "In essence, Unveiling 11 Relationship Styles by Ahmad Aljazeeri is a comprehensive resource that will empower you!"

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    • Publisher's Weekly

      May 6, 2024
      Dating app TerriTie founder Aljazeeri’s analysis of platonic and romantic relationships offers a well-researched, comprehensive overhaul of human connection that incorporates the physical, emotional, philosophical, and scientific components of humanity’s bonding systems. Backed by extensive, persuasive research, Aljazeeri’s debut presents the author’s “PICCK A SPICE” framework—also foundational to the app—which defines eleven human relationship styles, each given clarifying names like Intellectual Connection, Kind Contributions, and Caring Companionship. Aljazeeri also includes some perhaps unexpected ones, like Playful Teasing, Creative Expression, Culinary Sharing, and Spiritual Bonding, in the effort to offer a breakdown of human relationships fitting to contemporary lifestyles.
      Other insights include clear-eyed guidance for “breaking the chains of habit” in relationships, the important role of playfulness and teasing in creating strong bonds and understanding, and thoughtful consideration of topics like “ghosting,” online deception, and much fresh advice for “relationship revivals”—or keeping things fresh and lively. Following the author’s relationship classification method is a novel philosophy in regard to dating apps: “Pick a place, then a face,” the basis for TerriTie, which has users select a date activity or location before matching with another user. Though the relationship style framework is illuminating, the transition to heralding TerriTie is abrupt and may give some readers pause. Still, Aljazeeri offers useful, up-to-date, nuanced, and even cathartic examination of the challenges of dating and friendship apps, with many compelling real-life examples.
      A particularly refreshing and vital promise of Aljazeeri’s system is its recognition of diversity in relationships and a commitment to “aligning with contemporary society’s varied experiences and values,” which readers can observe in practice if they take the “PICCK A SPICE” relationship test at the end of the book or online. With celebration of human diversity at its center, TerriTie, which is set to launch in summer of 2024, and Aljazeeri’s overall methodology, constitute a keen, state-of-the-art revitalization of romance and friendship in the smartphone age.

      Takeaway: Fresh, insightful breakdown of styles focused on diverse contemporary lives.
      Comparable Titles: Amir Levine and Rachel S. F. Heller’s Attached, Anita Knight Kuhnley’s The Four Relationship Styles.
      Production grades
      Cover: A
      Design and typography: A
      Illustrations: N/A
      Editing: A
      Marketing copy: A

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