Title: I hear you talking, but you ain't saying nothing.
Product review: I bought this pamphlet based upon the rave reviews. The "book" is 94 pages and it is the size of a Jehovah Witness pamphlet. Why the publisher didn't put this in traditional book form is beyond me. The writing was tiny and, basically, it was a bunch of hyperbole--a bunch of words with no substance behind it.Basically, the author analyzes the player (in simplistic terms) and gives you advice on how not to fall for his game. A prime example of the nonsense in this book:Question: Should I be in a monogamous relationship with the player?Answer: No. Don't be monogamous. There is no legitimate reason to be monogamous with someone else who is not.Well DUH!Instead, this is the only advice you need: KNOWLEDGE is the key to not being played, common sense and intuition gives you that.Anyway, I would not recommend this book because it said nothing.
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