Just wanted to mention a book I bought and read yesterday. It is called "Models: Attract Women Through Honesty" and is written by Mark Mason. A friend said it's actually a PUA-community guy called Entropy, but I haven't checked.
Anyway, just like Roosh's Bang and Day Bang are great reads if you want specific details and a bit of motivation, this book seems to touch on every subject regarding a lifestyle that encompasses meeting women.
Mason tries to debunk many flaws of common (PUA-) game advice as being try-hard and/or fake. For example he disagrees with the whole notion of having to be Alpha about women. Instead he puts an emphasis on being honest with yourself and your vulnerability. I agree with this in the sense that a lot of guys seem to lean into being quite sexist with regards to women (calling them stupid, bitches and so forth), which Mason describes as over-compensating behavior.
Still, I think most Roosh-followers will agree with a lot what he has to say. For example he stresses the importance of working out at the gym, dressing well, having a good posture, voice tonality etc. He also gives concise, yet easy ways to help you achieve these qualities. One example I particularly liked was where he describes how to check your tonality:
Read a sentence aloud, then do it again while holding your nose. You should modulate your voice down so that it sounds the same both times.
It's practical tips like that and some very good writing that made me enjoy this book a lot. He seems to have really taken his time to make sure it's a good read. Unlike in this clumsy review his sentences sound good.
So yeah, that's my recommendation. And no, I'm not getting paid to advertise the book in any way, shape or form.
If anyone has read it, I'd like to hear your opinion, too.
Anyway, just like Roosh's Bang and Day Bang are great reads if you want specific details and a bit of motivation, this book seems to touch on every subject regarding a lifestyle that encompasses meeting women.
Mason tries to debunk many flaws of common (PUA-) game advice as being try-hard and/or fake. For example he disagrees with the whole notion of having to be Alpha about women. Instead he puts an emphasis on being honest with yourself and your vulnerability. I agree with this in the sense that a lot of guys seem to lean into being quite sexist with regards to women (calling them stupid, bitches and so forth), which Mason describes as over-compensating behavior.
Still, I think most Roosh-followers will agree with a lot what he has to say. For example he stresses the importance of working out at the gym, dressing well, having a good posture, voice tonality etc. He also gives concise, yet easy ways to help you achieve these qualities. One example I particularly liked was where he describes how to check your tonality:
Read a sentence aloud, then do it again while holding your nose. You should modulate your voice down so that it sounds the same both times.
It's practical tips like that and some very good writing that made me enjoy this book a lot. He seems to have really taken his time to make sure it's a good read. Unlike in this clumsy review his sentences sound good.
So yeah, that's my recommendation. And no, I'm not getting paid to advertise the book in any way, shape or form.
If anyone has read it, I'd like to hear your opinion, too.