What is your current sticking point?

How many girls do you approach?

What are your results?

Depends on which novel you read I guess. Some will be good others not. Its 50/50.

But in case your objective is to read something other than purely PUA material that could improve your skills in game then I would strongly recommend books on social interactions, human psychology, or other self development books. They are not purely PU related but still overlap largely and would be much more useful than any girly romance novel. As an example, books like "How to Make Friends and Influence People".

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Tom Torero

Ah. You're one of those "cover all grounds" guys. Lol. Just go out and talk to girls. Stop trying to perfect everything before even trying. The more invested you get before doing your first approach, the more pressure you're putting on it, and the harder it will be. When I first discovered this stuff, I had already approached girls... but it was suddenly fucking hard because I spent so long reading/watching how to improve on it, that it became this huge obstacle for me.

Trust me, get it over with. You will feel fucking AMAZING.

I read 50 shades of grey. In my opinion, it's primarily useful for helping you destroy any lingering purity fantasy you might have about women. Knowing the attractive masculine traits, I can easily pick them out in the male lead's character, but if you don't know them before you read it, it won't be as obvious.

If you want to understand why romance novels are popular to women, try reading "Dangerous Men and Adventurous Women." It covers that exact topic from an academic point of view.

I've read pretty much all the major authors regarding pick-up material. Models by Mark Manson is decent, but it's not the best. As far as actionable advice goes (keep in mind I only do daygame, no nightgame), the best is anything by Nick Krauser (start with "Beginner Daygame," then "Daygame Nitro" and finally move up to "Daygame Mastery") or Tom Torero. For inner game, try Primal Seduction by Steve Jabba.