What did you guys think of this book.
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hamsterbator 10y ago
did you read it and are looking for a discussion or are you asking if it's recommended (generally yes)
SarsaparillaCorona 10y ago
It's The Red Pill before it was The Red Pill. I see Models as a blueprint on which to build yourself, it's a great read and if you can absorb it all, you'll be miles ahead of the average male.
daddymonsterpoodle 10y ago
Looking for a discussion. I read it and thought the focus on being genuine, and not being afraid of emotions or vulnerability were really good. He really seemed to have it against the PUA community and I could also see why some members of this community might struggle with what he says, especially the 'slay heaps of bitches, it's all they are good for' crowd. It ties in a lot with my own thoughts on inner game. Overall I thought it was a good read.
nsareadsmyemails 10y ago
Great book. Be vulnerable but not needy. Wear your weaknesses, own them and use your strength to succeed.
[deleted] 10y ago
It's definitely worth reading.
Basically... it's the best purple pill guide out there and it offers a lot to any new redpiller.
BTW, ignore the detractors who call him plugged or contradictory in for going on about vulnerability. Vulnerability is basically his way of teaching the "I Don't Give A Fuck" attitude.
awayofthought 10y ago
I read it two years ago when I got in approaching/PUA whatever.
I recommend it. I don't remember much of it however, it teaches you to take women off the pedestal and LIVE AN ATTRACTIVE AND HONEST LIFE. Once you figure out your life, the women will follow. /book
wehadtosaydickety 10y ago
Good if sometimes self aggrandizing or contradictory.
Linrraba 10y ago
Best book on masculinity ive ever read.
daddymonsterpoodle 10y ago
Another one that I found good was "manhood" by Steve Biddulph.