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A hundred years ago Sigmund Freud, the father of modern psychology,
said that there was one question that he couldn‘t answer: ―What do women
want?‖ My opinion is that old Sigmund was asking the wrong question. He was
thinking about the situation all wrong. The question isn‘t ―What do women
want?‖, but ―What do women RESPOND to?‖
Everyone knows that if you ask a woman ―What do you want in a guy?‖
she‘ll answer with something like, ―I want a NICE guy who comes from a good
family... honest, stable, dependable... etc.‖ Right? But we also know that a lot
of really attractive women on this planet seem to be found with guys who are
exactly the opposite. Let‘s look at some of the top models of all time. Why is it
that all the super-models seem to date violent, drug-addicted, unstable, wild
rock stars? And why is it that every attractive woman that has ever been
interviewed in history has admitted to being attracted to ―bad boys‖? I think
you get the picture.
My point is that there‘s a HUGE difference between what women say they
want and what women are attracted to. Women have many conflicting drives
going on inside. And in many cases women RESPOND to completely illogical
things – which are often very different than what they say that they ―want‖.
The question that I am going to attempt to solve in this book is, ―How can I
make women feel this attraction that they feel for ̳bad boys‘ without having to
be an abusive jerk?‖
When I first started studying this particular area, I was really fascinated
with this concept of women liking jerks but not ―nice‖ guys. It has always
struck me as very interesting... even from a young age. When I was younger, I
never had any success with girls.