the truth an uncomfortable book about relationships

I would want to ask: What if modern women aren't worth pursuing for long term relationships at all? What is the root cause of why many men are starting to feel this way? How can we fix it? What if monogamy is not the problem, but society?)Īnyway, Neil's bad assumptions can even be seen as we progress through the book because everything he 'learns' at each stage is torn down and rebuilt anew so many times that by the end of the whole thing we're just glad to see he's going with SOME belief system as opposed to none.

Therefore, Neil's personal quest to cast out his own personal demons and his conclusions from that journey are built on fundamentally bad assumptions. The questions asked at the outset of the book are, in my opinion, interesting questions, but. Well yesterday I just finished all 400-some pages of 'The Truth' and I am rather disappointed. I have also been on his mailing list for years and even saw his DVD set where he personally coached several men in The Game and related principles. I bought this book with some degree of excitement because I am/was a fan of Neil's previous books Emergency, The Game, and a couple of the biographies.

The truth an uncomfortable book about relationships