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entire chapter proselytizing

Revisado: 06-26-24

this book started out interesting, but why an entire chapter was needed to fear mongering and proselytizing is beyond me, I'm not even conservative and the amount people rag on, or lie about trump is unreal and unbearable. There was even a quick, virtue signaling shout out to the Biden administration.

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dude we get it

Revisado: 06-25-24

a large portion of the book is just the author talking about his purported sexual encounters. not what I was interested in when I bought it.

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meh

Revisado: 02-01-24

first, the narrators voice was grating, second it was hard to parse out the information with all the puns, metaphors, and flowery descriptions he gives. he claims it is written for men, but the way he writes is clearly for women. men, or atleast I myself want more of a technical document, I don't want or need bad jokes, or whimsical and sometimes downright gross metaphors and descriptions.

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laughable

Revisado: 01-19-24

Pros: The author points out the obviously harmful things a man can do, and suggests fixing them.

Cons:
-Way too new agey, I get this guy is a PhD from a university that is most likely far left leaning, but the methods in this are so cringey, I actually rolled my eyes a number of times listening to this.

-Labels litterally anything a man does that's negative as part of being a "nice guy", even when some symptoms are the polar opposite of others. I'm convinced it's solely to broaden his audience.

- Weird views on sexuality (if you didn't run to tell your family that you had sex, or jerk off in public, you must have "sexual shame".)

- Constant victim blaming, paired with toxic partner sympathizing. (if your partner cheats, it must be solely your fault, no improvement is needed on the partners side apparently.)

-As stated above, the author is an affluent PhD, but shames people for not going back to school in their thirties and up, as if most people could afford that, especially those he speaks about in the book.

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wth Rob?

Revisado: 12-16-21

Love the story, even if I'm not a fan of singing in books.
but the narrator could use to not scream gollums parts. Also, why is he so out of breath? and WHY, God why is his mouth so audibly wet? Nobody wants to hear his dentures slap around.

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disappointed by the last interview

Revisado: 12-09-21

that is how you end a health podcast series? with woke political garbage? do better.

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Revisado: 10-18-21

some great info, but also some awful, the author seemingly pushes ideas that will seriously injure someone, without a caveat until most the way through the book, and even then it's pretty half assed. on top of that, having to grit through the authors raging narcissism and ego made it unpleasant to listen to, and that much harder to seperate the wheat from chaff.

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great book, but..

Revisado: 09-04-20

great book, and voice actor, though I wish they had a woman to play the women, lol gave me a chuckle atleast.

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unfinished business.

Revisado: 08-18-19

I couldn't finish listening as the Narrators performance was dry and voice was droning. it's a shame, I've heard good things about the book

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half info, half commercial

Revisado: 08-13-19

good info, but the book is riddled with the author plugging himself and his business.

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