Reviewed it and loved it.
It tips apart many of the modern dating gurus' rules and advice.
And not that that advice is wrong. Not chasing (and making her chase), not over-investing (and make her invest), not professing your love too early... Those are all generally true and valid.
And 98% of guys is probably better served by that advice.
Yet, you see that many of the great seducers do the opposite.
They do chase -hard-, they invest -a lot, sometimes from the very start-, they sometimes profess their love and devotion early and openly.
And they don't even end up down on power, some of their women accept their philandering and keep on loving them for life.
What gives?
It's that it's mostly about who does it, and how he does it.
I'll be referencing this book and the examples in it quite a bit in Seduction University.
Reviewed it and loved it.
It tips apart many of the modern dating gurus' rules and advice.
And not that that advice is wrong. Not chasing (and making her chase), not over-investing (and make her invest), not professing your love too early... Those are all generally true and valid.
And 98% of guys is probably better served by that advice.
Yet, you see that many of the great seducers do the opposite.
They do chase -hard-, they invest -a lot, sometimes from the very start-, they sometimes profess their love and devotion early and openly.
And they don't even end up down on power, some of their women accept their philandering and keep on loving them for life.
What gives?
It's that it's mostly about who does it, and how he does it.
I'll be referencing this book and the examples in it quite a bit in Seduction University.
Matthew Whitewood and John Freeman have reacted to this post.
Matthew WhitewoodJohn Freeman