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dirtyrascal7 · 09-12-2007, 08:09 AM

I haven't read "The Mystery Method", but I have read "The Game". If you're interested in gaining more insight into this phenomenon of Pickup Artists, I'd recommend reading it first. It is a non-fiction novel (not a "how-to" book), and talks more about the culture and people involved. It does mention quite a few of the routines they use, but doesn't really go in-depth in how to perform them.

A friend of mine suggested I read it earlier this summer, and while I don't think I'd ever attempt to pick up girls in such a formulaic and structured way, the book did open my eyes to the fact that connecting with people and forming bonds is something that can be learned, it does not have to be something you were "born with". Either way, it was a highly entertaining story and it was worth the time invested.

09-12-2007, 08:09 AM	#2 (permalink)
dirtyrascal7 That's what she said	I haven't read "The Mystery Method", but I have read "The Game". If you're interested in gaining more insight into this phenomenon of Pickup Artists, I'd recommend reading it first. It is a non-fiction novel (not a "how-to" book), and talks more about the culture and people involved. It does mention quite a few of the routines they use, but doesn't really go in-depth in how to perform them. A friend of mine suggested I read it earlier this summer, and while I don't think I'd ever attempt to pick up girls in such a formulaic and structured way, the book did open my eyes to the fact that connecting with people and forming bonds is something that can be learned, it does not have to be something you were "born with". Either way, it was a highly entertaining story and it was worth the time invested. __________________ "Tie yourself to your limitless potential, rather than your limiting past." "Every man I meet is my superior in some way. In that, I learn of him." Last edited by dirtyrascal7; 09-12-2007 at 08:14 AM..