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The game by Neil Strauss
It`s a story about a man who knows nothing about girls, but then not only meets a secret society of pick -up artists who teach him how meet beautiful women and also becomes THE master pick-up artist himself . His students and his teachers go to him in search for tips on how to deal and meet with women.It’s based on a true story.
This book provides a fascinating account of what made Neil Strauss the Syle, his seduction society. Therefore this book will make you WANT to know who he is. Not only does this book take a fascinating look into the many methods of gaining women’s attention —and phone numbers—but describes in detail the characters who make up this “society of pick-up artists”, as well.
It’s not a lesson-by-lesson book detailing “forbidden” methods of “tricking” women into going to bed with you. It’s actually more of one man’s personal number of frustrations and victories of dealing with women.Strauss learns his own lessons. It’s a description of one man’s journey from master loser , to master seductor.
It all starts with Styles account of growing up “far from attractive,” and far from satisfied with his sex life. All it took to change that was a call from a book editor, asking Strauss to take the mysterious “Layguide” that existed on the Internet , and turn it into a “ how-to book”. Through hesitation, Strauss finds himself curious. While investigating this patchwork of notes on how to get busy , he finds himself diving into a world he—nor the majority of people out there –hardly knew existed. Becoming one of the biggest parts of it. As he says ,If the layguide had never crossed his path , he, like most men, would never have evolved in thinking about the opposite sex.” Style began his journey of transformation from single loser to a guy commanding thousands for his seduction services and advice .
Discover a host of crazy characters and all their "unique" methods: Mystery and the Mystery Method; Tyler Durden and Papa , and Real Social Dynamics ; David DeAngelo and Double Your Dating; Ross Jeffries and Neurolinguistic Programming.They all are crazy characters and their interesting methods of creating attraction are simple : 3-second ATCs, going " kino ", negging.
Style’s way of teaching us his lessons isn’t academic, point-by-point lessons. It’s through describing his growth , and letting you grow with him. If you want to learn what IOIs, 3- sets , negs, ATCs, and peacocking all are, you don’t have to play “The Game”. Just read it!
The Game-- Neil Strauss #1
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