List of books to begin
Hello reddit, my situation is as follows: I am currently at law school, first year, meeting lots of new people and stuff, the thing is, i have almost no idea on how to act and do stuff regarding seduction and related topics, for i had a horrible acne problem during high school (worst than most you see in photos) and so didn't get much practice. Now the problem was solved, and i began to receive attention fron girls, problem is, hove veeery little skills, and so started to get sort of a dumb/scared reputation from the fact that i lost easy opportunities by not acting or acting weirdly, and that is pissing me off I don't have any problem speaking under other circumstances, and am very outspoken when politics or similar subjects are at debate, it's just that one thing So i decided to tackle the problem the same way i do with topics i usually debate, reading books on it. I know it wont give me the experience, but with more knowledge on the subject i will be able to act better, and be able to nottice mistakes and improve with less failures in the way
After a brief research i acquired 5 ebooks on the subject, since i am a fast reader, i think i may be able to go through most before classes begin again, the list is as follows:
The game - by NS Models - by Mark M The Art of seduction - by Robert G Rules of the game - by NS
And a book on body language in portuguese, my language
So, what i wanted to ask is if this list is good, and if the order is adequate ( the one on body language i may read right after models) I don't want to learn a step by step as i heard some of this teach, but to read the books and understand the ideas behind, so i can adapt them to my circumstances ( in that regard, according to description, models may be the most important, and thus i want to get a grasp on the subject before reading it to better catch the nuances). So, game or art to begin with? And how relevant will be ROTG after going through the previous ones? ( i may leave it well to the future since i heard it talks about relationships and i don't have any in mind)
Any comments and suggestions are welcome
Posted Jul 21, 2017, 10:11 PM UTC