Jul

25

I Took His Advice And Ended Up In Jail

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“Take no advice from anyone that isn’t doing the things that you want to do… or living the life you want to lead” – from the Dating Black Book Amen, brother. I can’t tell you how many people take poor advice… be it about losing weight, money, sex, love, relationships, work… from people that aren’t [...]

Jul

24

When I Asked Her This, She Was Speechless

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“The goal of your conversation with a woman is to increase her feelings of attraction to you, not kill them, while giving you an opportunity to learn about her. There’s no better way of accomplishing both than by using Intrigue Questions. These are questions that get her in touch with her positive feelings, and help [...]

Jul

23

Life Takes Balls — The Closed Mouth Never Gets Fed

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“Fear is perfectly normal, as is a small bit of suspicion. The key to unlock their limiting and inhibiting effect is to act in spite of them. Fearful? Do something anyway. Suspicious? Give without expecting to receive. Do the thing that your fear and suspicion would stop you from doing and YOU WIN. Remember this: [...]

Jul

22

I Threw My Hands In The Air And Cleaned Out The Stable

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“When you only date a few women, as most men do, you fall prey to misconceptions and bitter, downward spirals of attitude, which crimp your ability to meet more women. When you meet and date many women, you have the ability to learn about what does and does not work, find those traits that you [...]

Jul

21

And The Thing I Was Most Afraid Of Was Myself

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“So, I went on more dates, more good and bad relationships, but now… something had changed. I was more in control of what I did, and my self confidence shot though the roof. Women were no longer intimidating to me.” – from the Dating Black Book Change. It’s the one thing that you can count [...]

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