Backstory: I am not a RPer.
I started "my journey" at the start of college after my first big breakup. This lead me to want to learn more about women, sex, and how I could avoid nonsense time wasters like her for the rest of my days.
This is before RP existed, before Reddit. Hell Tom was still on my friends list. I found Doc loves the system from askmen.com's dating forums and read it straight through on a long bus ride. My life was never the same. (Akin to a lot of you here after you found RP right?)
DLTS was a perfect guide to understanding the mentality of dating women without the angsty teenage bitterness that so frequently permeates this sub.
But DLTS is not a guide on picking up, casual sex. But rather a collection of theories and attributes used to filter out bad women, find one that is worth her weight in gold, and how most average men fuckup in their own relationships. (Like shit tests, or becoming beta in your own relationship)
This book has served me, and many men I've recommended it to in my own personal camp invaluably. By if anything just giving me basic qualities to look for in a woman that I would otherwise have to use my gut to feel out. (Flexibility, integrity, and giving with a good attitude)
I have no doubt that regardless of the color of your pill, you will find value in this book if you find yourself lost in the realm of relationships.
Have any of you read his work? If so anyone else found the successes I have?
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