Men Don't Love Women Like You!: The Brutal Truth About Dating, Relationships, and How to Go from Placeholder to Game Changer

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No woman who respects herself will refer to herself as a "weak b*tch" and other names, no matter how wrong her decisions were in her past. If you want to turn into a classless, desperate pickme that lives for male approval, this book is for you! The Brutal Truth About Dating, Relationships, and How to Go from Placeholder to Game Changer by Lambert, G.

Go on, spend a quarter of your life, even half of your life, in the service of others and you will realize you were hustled. One where you can objectively evaluate men on their real interest in you (not your reaction to the situation). By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions.

Lambert confronts this behaviour and tells us to Spartan up, and vet these men until we are certain that they are boyfriend (and husband) material.

Men Don’t Love Women Like You (2015) is a dating book for women that teaches readers “how to date like a Spartan”.Nowadays, with social media and other forms of comparison and manipulation we are 'desperate' to find, and 'keep' love, and apparently men are aware of this. You can follow all kinds of do-to-get life rules, but love is the one thing that will take years of your life and leave you with nothing to show for it. The author himself says spartan hood is about power, but in my opinion that leads to combativeand toxic relationships. Dear woman, you are not special, in the end, you're just pussy to men; so, don't boast, men will still crave the next vagina once they have sampled yours, just move the hell on.

This is something women fear in the game of sex/love because society places our entire value on our attractiveness to men. Lambert says thousands of women sought his advice and he learned with them what works, what doesn’t work, and what only works as a short fix. Cali arrives 10 minutes late not so much to make him wait, but to test him to see what he’s made of.I lost count of how many times the author said that men have an irresistible urge to have sex with as many women as possible, so that's what they do. Not far into the book, it becomes obvious, that the author had to fulfill some kind of a word limit because you'll find yourself in the middle of unrelatable date scenarios that are too overly specific to play out in the same or even similar way for anyone who reads the book, lengthy paragraphs that say nothing at all, and more contradictory statements (a chapter on not inviting him over and then immediately inviting him over?