Product Description
by Carrie Cassidy (Editor), Richard Master (Author)
If you're not getting laid, it's your own damn fault. There is no candy coating for your male ego, or allowing for excuses in order to soften the message in this book. This book contains facts about what it takes to succeed with women. If you're looking for a kind and gentle nudge in the right direction, this may not be the book for you. If you want hard hitting, guaranteed methods to improve your prowess with the ladies, you really can't afford not to read this book. Richard Master pulls no punches as he explains why simply wanting to have sex with a woman is not enough. You've got to work at evaluating yourself, and correcting your weaknesses. His advice is right on with tips about hygiene, clothes, conversation and even how to correctly touch a woman when it's time to turn up the heat. If you've always wondered what makes women like me go from, "absolutely not" to "oh my god", you'll want to be sure to pay close attention.
Author Biography
I am Richard Master. I am just a regular guy. I'm not a supermodel. But, I've spent my adult life trying to figure out and understand women. I have learned and continue to learn over time. Women want to be appreciated. Sometimes, appreciation equates to bondage and whips. Other times is equates to shutting your mouth and listening. I have friends that have helped me along the way and now I'm passing the knowledge on to you. I want you to succeed. I want you to get your dick wet way more often than you do now. My life experience and the shared experiences of my friends can help you gain an edge on the other guys you're competing against. After all, you both want to score. The real question is, "Who will she let into her pants?" My knowledge has been from thousands of attempts to meet and have sex with women. The majority of my attempts have failed for various reasons, but when I stick to what I've said in this book, I succeed a lot more often! Getting rejected when talking to a woman is not necessarily a bad thing. Embrace it. I've learned to like it as it gets me fueled up to try again and again.
