A Thousand Tiny Failures: Memoirs of a Pickup Artist    Compare

At first I thought this book was okay, I was browsing Amazon for a different type of PUA book. It wasn't necessarily to learn techniques, I've been living in the city with a busy life. Certain PUA rules I can't apply. So I've had no need to really get specific Ebooks on texting or anything I've gone and done my own unique idea.

So I was originally just browsing amazon at work not even related, lately I've been buying less books most of the time. Then as I'm going through some
PUA novels, this gem popped into my sidebar. Classy cover of a pair of glasses and lots of kiss marks? Made me say damn, wish that was me. So I went and took a look at it and read a couple of pages. Easy price, I bought it and went on with my day.

Started a day later and ended up holding it for two days straight on my kindle, I fell in love with it. It was one of those stories that held you in and didn't let go. It was such a joy, with parts of laughter, learning and all the jazz that being a PUA really means. I actually was a fan of reading The Game and this book had that same killer vibe.

So what changed from me reading it? It really changed my attitude,when your going out just being too much or to little it's hard to walk that tightrope and participating in the balancing act. This guy's story I think is real, it's funny, it's inspiring. Well worth the read.

Quick review;

Sick of the bad books that have been coming out of the Manosphere?
This might change your mind. I recently dropped money on Roosh's book
"Bang" but didn't really see much value for my money. Don't get me
wrong it isn't a bad book but it isn't all that.

This book has been gaining popularity in my circles, a couple
of locals have seem to have taken a liking to this "Tony D" guy.

Read through the whole book and I found it to be pretty enlightening. Every time I read a PUA novel, it seems to just try to preach the same message,
" Your doing this wrong!" or " Increase your lay this way"
but never really hits the fundamentals of just trying to enjoy life in the
moment and end up just rehashing the same old ideas. Reading through this
though was different, cause it wasn't really a huge do it yourself novel it
was more of an honest story about a guy who was born with man tits.

I'm not sure if the book was an actual first person account but
I was left rooting for my home boy Sebastian by the end of it and I imagine
you would too.