How to Not Die Alone: The Surprising Science That Will Help You Find Love
When we want to lose weight, we change our diet and exercise more. If we want more money, we save or invest. But it’s maddening that our efforts in love fail to produce predictable results or ongoing returns.
Matthew Hussey • Love Life: How to raise your standards, find your person and live happily (no matter what)
Is this your first marriage/long-term relationship? How long have you been looking for your perfect honey? Do you have enough money to support me in the way I’ve become accustomed? Is there someone out there who will vouch for you? What are the features you’re looking for in a wife?
Lisa Johnson Mandell • Become Your Own Matchmaker: 8 Easy Steps for Attracting Your Perfect Mate
By their mid-30s, if a man maximizes his potential, she needs him more than he needs her. Whether he acknowledges this shift is irrelevant; her hindbrain is making the evaluation. Conversely, if it turns out she made a bad bet in her 20s by marrying a guy who never became high-value in his 30s, that’s when she exits the marriage – before she’s too
... See moreRollo Tomassi • The Rational Male - The Players Handbook: A Red Pill Guide to Game
Since the ideal strategy for many singles is to date around enough to find someone worthy of marrying, the “game” is of a finite length. At some point, singles will necessarily have to double down on a date, i.e. , switch to exploitation. If you don’t date around (explore) at all, you may very well get stuck dating (or even marrying or having child... See more