So I decided to start reading it based on everybody here worshipping the book.

My thoughts so far...

It's good to always remind yourself about the true nature of women. I liked the part that talked about how strength, physique, etc was all that mattered in the days of the caveman but now it's all about power of seduction if you want to bed women easily.

That kind of gaming behavior will never get old and will always be necessary when attracting a mate. However, the rest of the book leaves me full of questions and scratching my head.

Questions/Thoughts/Concerns

-Why does this book say nothing about his failures and how to bounce back from rejection? That's the most important obstacle to overcome but he makes it seem like all his approaches are a success

-What the hell do these guys do for a living anyway? You have to shell out hundreds/thousands of dollars plus bundles of free time to go to all these PUA conferences, bars, day game, etc. And these guys are in their 20's and living in expensive areas with beautiful women. Is this another one of those "I have a mega-trustfund and rich parents but I'm going to conveniently leave that out in this book" things? Not hating, just don't see how it's possible to do what they do at that age. I think what they are implying is unrealistic for most

-What's up with the fat guy who attended all these workshops but instead looks forward to jerking off at night?

These questions are pulled straight from my a$$ in no particular, coherent order. Overall, I think the book has about 10-20% good stuff and the rest is garbage and unintentionally hilarious. My favorite was the Jeffries guy who made a butterfly with his hands and hypnotized some waitress while the rest of his "students" took turns jacking him off. What a bunch of fags

Also, I get the weird feeling that this guy is trying to 'run game' on the reader with the weird opener bullshit that supposedly leaves you wanting more. Like the first part about how Mystery checks into rehab and then he just cuts it off in the middle. wtf