Review: Really?
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 04 23, 2014
From someone who "knows" relationships (and study psychology for fun - thanks M.I.T.) I can say I agreed with maybe 5% of this book. Women can be attracted to a certain type of social man - "that guy", we call them gold diggers normally. What I have seen is that if they are not a gold digger, they are the one with the massive confidence issue.I really do applaud the author's attempt, minus the lack of a proof read. When he covered confidence, he's almost on point. Without confidence you will scare most off there should be no debate on that. As helping those in crises, an easy way to gain confidence is challenging yourself to ask "what do you get from putting yourself down"? The answer will always be "nothing" and without any major psychological disorders, a dose of reality is almost always an end result.Being a wing man, I can tell you I've seen more times than I'll admit (and still get to tease my buddies with) is a laugh in the face. The author made no mention of 'eaves dropping' on a conversation. Psychologically we are naturally attracted to those with similar views and beliefs. If you speak loudly enough near that girl relating to what you heard from her, she WILL take notice.Everyone is entitled to their own beliefs, as far as experience with women you could say I was (am now happily engaged) a true player.I grabbed the book for free, and I recommend that is what you pay as well. I will mention I did not fully read the last 3 paragraphs, I was laughing too loudly (hence more than 1 star) and woke my child.I CAN say this book was an entertaining read, and on a down day I may read it again as a pick me up. Laughter cures the soul.