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mASF post by "Cafageste"
posted on: mASF forum: General Discussion newsgroup, October 10, 2002

After some time here reading the archives, maniac's site, and the posts you
will have the same reaction when reading these seduction books.

Most the ideas are old for you, they have a lot of crap and one or two useful
things.

Of course there are great books out there, but they are exception and normally
written by people from this board and ASF.

I've not read DyD but from their newsletter I think that mASF is much more
advanced.

Besides nothing will teach you more than good field work and perhaps learning
from a natural as GM or Mr.Smooth, that exists a lot in every city in this
world, would be priceless.

But if you want to go for different material you could try books that are not
directly related to sedution, i.e. Cialdini's influence.

Besides people would not dare to publish a book with effective stuff as we have
here, I don't live in US but for what I heard Ross is crudely attacked in talk
shows and by feminazists.

This stuff we do here can deeply mess with some people existing beliefs, it is
not something for the crowd.


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