oh it I got a flash. During AM6, I did read through the 2 recommended books in the instruction twice each while it was recommended to read them 3 times.
I'll try to complete the reading the books for a third time while in Stage 7.
One thing that I have noticed in the DYD book, it is that it contains a lot of references on other books to clarify more in depth some topics. There is A LOT of them... For instance, for DYD chapter 4, my notes have this:
Chapter 4: How To Use Communication And Humor To Attract Women
How Women Test Men And Why:
Women want a challenge. Think romance novel themes
- Dangerous Men and Adventurous Women (red)
- How to be the JERK Women Love by F.J. Shark (red)
- Endless Rapture by Helen Hazen (currently reading)
I did read the first 2 books. And yes, I must confess, they give a lot of very valuable insights about what kind of challenges women seek in a man. Especially 'Dangerous Men and Adventurous Women' but at the same that this book gives valuable insights, it is also kinda boring to read too... but I definitely got something out of it....
The third one... is very interesting too and is the one that I am currently reading... It explores and try to explain the reasons about why women rape fantasy is so widespread... It is very fascinating as well...
I'm just not sure how exactly rape fantasy and being a challenge for women are connected... I'll try to figure that out on my 3rd DYD book reading and clarify my notes on that point...
I'll try to complete the reading the books for a third time while in Stage 7.
One thing that I have noticed in the DYD book, it is that it contains a lot of references on other books to clarify more in depth some topics. There is A LOT of them... For instance, for DYD chapter 4, my notes have this:
Chapter 4: How To Use Communication And Humor To Attract Women
How Women Test Men And Why:
Women want a challenge. Think romance novel themes
- Dangerous Men and Adventurous Women (red)
- How to be the JERK Women Love by F.J. Shark (red)
- Endless Rapture by Helen Hazen (currently reading)
I did read the first 2 books. And yes, I must confess, they give a lot of very valuable insights about what kind of challenges women seek in a man. Especially 'Dangerous Men and Adventurous Women' but at the same that this book gives valuable insights, it is also kinda boring to read too... but I definitely got something out of it....
The third one... is very interesting too and is the one that I am currently reading... It explores and try to explain the reasons about why women rape fantasy is so widespread... It is very fascinating as well...
I'm just not sure how exactly rape fantasy and being a challenge for women are connected... I'll try to figure that out on my 3rd DYD book reading and clarify my notes on that point...
