Summaries of books about Dating & Attraction:
The Rational Male - The Players Handbook
A Red Pill Guide to Game
Rollo Tomassi
The book serves as a guide on male sexual strategy from a "red pill" perspective, offering advice on how to attract and interact with women based on evolutionary psychology and intersexual dynamics. It discusses concepts such as social dynamics, personal improvement, and strategies for men to increase their romantic and sexual success.
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Deeper Dating
How to Drop the Games of Seduction and Discover the Power of Intimacy
Ken Page
The book guides readers through a journey of self-discovery, encouraging them to identify and honor their core gifts in order to cultivate authentic connections and find lasting love. It offers practical advice and exercises to help individuals move beyond superficial dating practices and build deeper, more meaningful relationships.
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Labor of Love
The Invention of Dating
Moira Weigel
The book traces the history of dating from its origins to modern times, exploring how the practice has evolved with cultural and economic shifts. It examines the interplay between gender roles, social norms, and the commodification of romance in the context of courtship and finding love.
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The Curious History of Dating
From Jane Austen to Tinder
Nichi Hodgson
The book explores the evolution of courtship and dating practices from the early 19th century to the present day, examining how social, cultural, and technological changes have transformed the way people seek love and companionship. It delves into the historical context of dating rituals, the impact of feminism, and the rise of online dating platforms like Tinder.
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Erotic Capital
The Power of Attraction in the Boardroom and the Bedroom
Catherine Hakim
The book presents the concept of "erotic capital" as a critical social asset, arguing that attractiveness, social skills, and sexuality can be leveraged for personal empowerment and success in both professional and personal spheres. It explores how individuals can harness this form of capital to gain advantages in various aspects of life, challenging traditional views on the power dynamics of sex and attractiveness.
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