Vibe: How to Naturally Attract Women After College and Dominate Your Twenties

by David Perrotta

Date the Women You Want and Dominate Your Twenties (Without Being a Weird “Pickup Artist”) Back in college, beautiful women were everywhere—class, college bars, campus jobs, Greek life…and it was easy to start a conversation—all you had to do was ask about her major. But in the “real world,” the dynamics are different. The bar scene is okay, but it just doesn’t cut it. You hang with your friends all night, overspend on booze, and talk to one or two girls. You’re tired of only meeting women through work and friends. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Are you ready to take control of your dating life and dominate your twenties? If you want to spend the rest of your life reminiscing about those four crazy college years, this book isn't for you. But if you want consistently have nights that blow your college experience out of the water; date high quality women; get more dates than you can handle; find your purpose; and never lament about the mediocrity of life after college, then you're in the right place. Here’s what you’ll learn in -How to develop a natural vibe and effortlessly attract women wherever you go -How to have a constant stream of beautiful women in your life (even if you hate ‘going out’) -A step-by-step guide to master the nightclub/bar scene and attract the most beautiful women -How to instantly get positive responses from women -The exact text sequences to easily set up the date every time -A proven strategy for the perfect first date -How to discover your purpose and start dominating your twenties and beyond And much, much more…

166 pages, Paperback

First published January 3, 2015

Reviews

[Kirby Ingles · Rating 1 out of 5]

Dignity and respect

Failure to treat the opposite sex with dignity and respect. Very little values or morales in this book. If you read just the first and last chapter the rest is a total failure. Treat women as an object of conquest or your personal playground not an equal human being.

[Alex Morgan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another good one

I’ve read a few books now from the author. They are each to the point and give you motivation to better yourself. This will allow you to get better with women. In this book it has good ways to take action and go from approaching women all the way to getting her to your place.

[Kyle · Rating 1 out of 5]

Disgustingly sexist.