Review: Probably the best manual of its kind
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 17, 2012
In terms of dating manuals for guys, this one stands above the rest. The reason for that is pretty obvious: the author never sugar coats anything. The total lack of b.s. in this book is what makes it so appealing. Rabin, the author, seems obsessed with absolutely clobbering you over the head with the fact that women are naturally attracted to men, and that all men have to do is accept this and start approaching women honestly and with sexual assertiveness.Once you get over the initial shock of what the author is saying, you realize he is absolutely correct. It is virtually impossible to not meet pretty girls if you take his advice to heart.This manual strips away the pretense of seduction, essentially labeling it a fraud, and tells men to forget all about having a strategy to meet women. The author's advice flies in the face of most dating instructions, to the point where some readers might even think what he is saying is a joke. But it's not, and that's what makes it good.The lack of length and the author's relative lack of sympathy towards the reader's problems might turn some people off - I suspect the lack of sympathy is intentional on the author's part, because he probably wants you to get over your sexual hangups and move on with your life. The author's point is that we should never get hung up over sex.This manual is an invaluable tool for men looking to meet women, and probably the only type of pick-up book one would ever need to improve their dating life. Reading it, alongside some of David Deida's work on sexuality, can elevate your understanding of masculine and feminine relationships to a new level.