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The Asshole Pickup Artist
- How to Be an Alpha Male Douchebag and Get Laid Fast (Secrets of Pimpology Applied to the Seduction Game, Book 2)
- Narrated by: Don Keedik
- Length: 3 hrs and 50 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Sarah Levi's thought-provoking "The Asshole Pickup Artist: How to Be an Alpha Male Douchebag and Get Laid Fast" is the second installment of her "Secrets of Pimpology Applied to the Seduction Game" series. This book takes a controversial stand, claiming to reveal the methods that represent the 'alpha male douchebag' persona, a character frequently chastised for using deceptive and impolite methods to win over sexual interests. By offering a manual that claims quick outcomes using dubious techniques, Levi's work aims to dispel misconceptions and spark discussion.
Inside, Levi delves into the psychology of the alpha male archetype, analyzing the attitudes, communication patterns, and actions that are meant to spark love interest quickly. Controversially, the book makes the case that playing the "douchebag" persona—characteristics typically associated with arrogance, confidence, and assertiveness—can pay off in the short term seduction game.
Levi covers a variety of strategies, including negging, exhibiting high value, and the art of indifference, while addressing the ethical dilemmas that these tactics raise. With chapters on body language, verbal persuasion, and the psychological warfare that is frequently criticized in pickup artist circles, the book is geared to provide listeners insight into cultivating an alpha mindset.
Even though it takes a controversial stance, "The Asshole Pickup Artist" is filled with cautions on the moral ramifications and possible outcomes of using deceitful methods. In order to raise questions about not only how to get rapid romantic success but also at what cost, Levi challenges listeners to think about the boundaries that exist between force and consent, confidence and narcissism.
With a bold focus on the darker aspects of seduction, this book attempts to give an unvarnished view of what the author considers to be practical, if ethically dubious, methods of luring people in. It presents a strong, unapologetic perspective on the pursuit of romantic relationships and is meant for individuals who are interested in the psychology of attraction and power dynamics.