Alan Roger Currie

The sample is clear on how this will go:
Statement 1: Stop lying and say exactly what you think.
Statement 2: Approach women with an egotistical indifference.
Statement 3: We only approach people we want something from.

So don't lie about what you want from them while you pretend to not care about what you want from them.

You are more likely to generate romantic and/or sexual interest from a woman by exhibiting behavior that is challenging and/or frustrating to her ego, than you will by exhibiting behavior that is pleasing and/or flattering to her ego. In order for there to be any romantic or sexual interest between a male and female, there has to be some degree of erotic tension.

Let's look at this quote from the book. Guessing he's never heard of catching more flies with honey. It is not romantic or respectful to manipulate someone's emotions to try to gain something. I've seen and heard comments about women being manipulative and heard men complain about the behavior. So this book claiming men need to be honest about what they are thinking uses manipulation to get the desired effect. Epic fail on honesty and ethics in general.

Most people I know making them frustrated doesn't leave an erotic tension, but instead that someone is gonna end up sore from being dismissed from the bedroom "fun" until said frustrated party has at least move to a much less frustrated state.

This seems more a guide on how to manipulate women into sex rather than working on the honesty of communication or any basis for a romantic relationship that requires more than a one night stand.… (más)