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Daygame
- Tom Torero's epic journey from Oxford geek to top daytime street pickup artist
- The first real daygame memoir of its kind
- Over 100 successful seduction reports
- Detailed daygame advice and techniques
- Learn how to stop her on the street, seduce her and get her into bed
- 130,000 words - an underground cult classic
- The first real daygame memoir of its kind
- Over 100 successful seduction reports
- Detailed daygame advice and techniques
- Learn how to stop her on the street, seduce her and get her into bed
- 130,000 words - an underground cult classic
- GenresPsychology
Unknown Binding
First published January 1, 2012
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July 14, 2020
This book was strangely engaging and had a few good ideas scattered all over it, but in general it was not good. It was too long and repetitive. The beginning was so popular in the pua community ugly duckling story - skip. The rest was mostly bragging for the sake of it. I would rather read more about failures than another foreigner that he slept with following the same scheme.
Did Not Finish
December 2, 2025He's an interesting guy and kind of worth reading just for the educational value. he's the guy that got depressed over The Selfish Gene.
October 11, 2016
Although it's not a technical book, there's a lot of bits of knowledge about daygame that can be picked up from the stories. That, together with his effective style and wit makes it an enjoyable and easy read.
Merged review:
Although it's not a technical book, there's a lot of bits of knowledge about daygame that can be picked up from the stories. That, together with his effective style and wit makes it an enjoyable and easy read.
Merged review:
Although it's not a technical book, there's a lot of bits of knowledge about daygame that can be picked up from the stories. That, together with his effective style and wit makes it an enjoyable and easy read.
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