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Got 'The Mystery Method' yesterday and boy it's not as light reading as the Tynan book that's for sure! I'm 66 pages in and it's rather complex and you have to have the books undivided attention to take it all in.

It is informative like Tynan, but in a totally different way. Going into the deep dynamics and such without (so far) giving many ideas of situations you may find yourself in.

If you're going to use this book, beware of two major things...

1) It is likely to make you over-analyse every little detail of your interaction, and make you do so while 'in set'. - This will highly fuck up your interactions.

2) It is quite a rigid plan/structure, and situations are a lot more changeable and may not always be able to be played directly along this structure

3) (okay I lied). People have a tendancy to hide their sexual interest/desire/nature. - Why would you wait to 'spring' escalation upon a girl? No wonder Mystery Method teaches ways to 'overcome LMR', - it probably leads up to LMR itself!

Anyway, just a bit of friendly advice there, I'm not trying to disuade you from the book, it has a lot of useful stuff in and things that might prove useful to you. Just bare those three things in mind!

Love1Love2Love3

~Finesse

Author:	rystar [ Thu Jul 08, 2010 9:35 am ]
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I've had a quick search and couldn't find anything. Although I do find the search functions on all forums a bit poor and come up with all sorts of rubbish. Anyway, I was wondering if anyone could send me a direct link to some of the better PUA books around and ones that you would recommend? I'd like a book with some examples of all different types of openers, kino games etc so I can expand my game a bit more. Any help would be grateful, thanks.

Author:	KristallNachte [ Thu Jul 08, 2010 11:01 am ]
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Make her chase you - tynan http://lmgtfy.com/?q=make+her+chase+you+tynan

Author:	rystar [ Thu Jul 08, 2010 11:08 am ]
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Quote: Make her chase you - tynan http://lmgtfy.com/?q=make+her+chase+you+tynan Thanks, I'll look into getting that. Is there any by Mystery that are worth reading too? I've seen a couple but some reviews aren't brilliant. Personally the guy is a genius and wouldn't mind reading some material rather than keep watching 10 minute clips on youtube

Author:	Wawawewa [ Thu Jul 08, 2010 11:55 am ]
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Hey mate i have read alot, Yes Mystery has a very famous one. Since he is the godfather haha. Other than the game by Neil Straus (although that is more about his story, and you kinda just have to work out the tips and tricks for yourself. Also check out David Deangelo. He has some wicked stuff out there too. Hope that helped:)

Author:	ktime70 [ Thu Jul 08, 2010 2:23 pm ]
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I know you asked for a more "how too" cookbook, with examples of openers etc, but once you want a book that will help you in the longrun, check out "everything out of her mouth is a test" by Frank B. Kermit. it is the psychology behind how to do congruent natural game.

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Author:	Foxtrot 5 [ Thu Jul 08, 2010 4:44 pm ]
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Btw, how is the Tynan book? I've been eyeing it out for at least a month now

Author:	F_I_X_E_R [ Thu Jul 08, 2010 7:48 pm ]
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Read the Venusian Arts Handbook. Altough the information is kinda "old" the book is VERY informative. It will clear up many questions in your head. From then on, read whatever you choose.

Author:	youngstallion [ Fri Jul 09, 2010 7:20 am ]
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Jeeze I never liked reading much until now because these books actually try and teach on what to do. Now all I need to do is doing more field work.

Author:	rystar [ Mon Jul 26, 2010 9:34 pm ]
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Quote: I know you asked for a more "how too" cookbook, with examples of openers etc, but once you want a book that will help you in the longrun, check out "everything out of her mouth is a test" by Frank B. Kermit. it is the psychology behind how to do congruent natural game. Can I get this from anywhere for less than £27? I only can find it on one website.

Author:	cerebralassassin [ Mon Jul 26, 2010 11:09 pm ]
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everyone has there own preference when it comes to pua-dom wether they want to use langauage patterns/nlp(ross jeffries) cocky/funny(david deangelo) amogging(rsd) peacocking negs and the m3(mystery) or natural game(gambler/<a href="http://kezianoble.org/">Kezia Noble</a>/afc adam)

Author:	KristallNachte [ Mon Jul 26, 2010 11:34 pm ]
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Quote: Btw, how is the Tynan book? I've been eyeing it out for at least a month now if you like his blog, you'll love the book. its presented in a super realistic and simple package.

Author:	Tundra [ Mon Jul 26, 2010 11:38 pm ]
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Ask David, he can tell you all the books you need to read.

Author:	rystar [ Tue Aug 03, 2010 10:34 am ]
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Got 'The Mystery Method' yesterday and boy it's not as light reading as the Tynan book that's for sure! I'm 66 pages in and it's rather complex and you have to have the books undivided attention to take it all in. It is informative like Tynan, but in a totally different way. Going into the deep dynamics and such without (so far) giving many ideas of situations you may find yourself in.

Author:	~Finesse [ Tue Aug 03, 2010 11:22 am ]
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Quote: Got 'The Mystery Method' yesterday and boy it's not as light reading as the Tynan book that's for sure! I'm 66 pages in and it's rather complex and you have to have the books undivided attention to take it all in. It is informative like Tynan, but in a totally different way. Going into the deep dynamics and such without (so far) giving many ideas of situations you may find yourself in. If you're going to use this book, beware of two major things... 1) It is likely to make you over-analyse every little detail of your interaction, and make you do so while 'in set'. - This will highly fuck up your interactions. 2) It is quite a rigid plan/structure, and situations are a lot more changeable and may not always be able to be played directly along this structure 3) (okay I lied). People have a tendancy to hide their sexual interest/desire/nature. - Why would you wait to 'spring' escalation upon a girl? No wonder Mystery Method teaches ways to 'overcome LMR', - it probably leads up to LMR itself! Anyway, just a bit of friendly advice there, I'm not trying to disuade you from the book, it has a lot of useful stuff in and things that might prove useful to you. Just bare those three things in mind! Love1Love2Love3 ~Finesse

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Author:	rystar [ Tue Aug 03, 2010 1:24 pm ]
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Quote: Quote: Got 'The Mystery Method' yesterday and boy it's not as light reading as the Tynan book that's for sure! I'm 66 pages in and it's rather complex and you have to have the books undivided attention to take it all in. It is informative like Tynan, but in a totally different way. Going into the deep dynamics and such without (so far) giving many ideas of situations you may find yourself in. If you're going to use this book, beware of two major things... 1) It is likely to make you over-analyse every little detail of your interaction, and make you do so while 'in set'. - This will highly fuck up your interactions. 2) It is quite a rigid plan/structure, and situations are a lot more changeable and may not always be able to be played directly along this structure 3) (okay I lied). People have a tendancy to hide their sexual interest/desire/nature. - Why would you wait to 'spring' escalation upon a girl? No wonder Mystery Method teaches ways to 'overcome LMR', - it probably leads up to LMR itself! Anyway, just a bit of friendly advice there, I'm not trying to disuade you from the book, it has a lot of useful stuff in and things that might prove useful to you. Just bare those three things in mind! Love1Love2Love3 ~Finesse No, I won't be using the book down to a tee and follow the exact gaming process he delivers in the book, but I think it will be useful to pick ideas out of it. I've already noticed how much everything is analysed in the book and even me being someone who over analyses myself thinks it's a bit OTT Thanks for the advice though, I'll keep it in mind when reading the book. I'm still hopeful it will teach me a couple of things though.