The Rational Male Kindle Edition

This book was enthusiastically recommended to me by my cousin. I loved it and I’ll certainly be buying Tomasi’s two subsequent books.I have been riveted by reading The Rational Male and it made me feel immensely validated as a man. I wish this were available for me to read when I was 18, but better late than never. Nonetheless, it could have made a real positive difference with the sequence of events in my adult life between dating, fornicating, marriage and divorce.This book is a collection of blog posts from Rollo’s website under the same name. Some are shorter than others, but most of them are a pleasure to read because of Rollo’s unique way of expressing himself. These essays convey valuable insight pertaining to a myriad of topics like feminism, masculinity, sex, and dating women to name a few.Please read the negative reviews to understand that there’s a common beta(AFC) theme present in so many of them. The negative reviews are hilariously and sadly relevant to this book. It’s humorously convenient how the offense taken by many of the low review AFCs are indeed men who can’t stomach the enlightening perspectives that Rollo is waking men up to.It’s fascinating to see how many of those same negative reviews dismiss this book as merely misogynistic which it is definitely not. To say such a thing is to be a pie in the face of truth. These men demonstrate the unrelenting feminine schema that has infected them(us). The more these AFCs doth protest, the more they substantiate the remarkable reality of these things. This is the whole point of reading the book! To wake up from your feminine imposed slumber! It’s to inform yourself of these uncomfortable truths! Ideally, I think that men and women are not meant to be, nor should they be pitted against one another, but instead should exist to compliment one another in a state of beautiful harmony.So, read the negative reviews to see how AFC men paradoxically whine and simultaneously love those oppressive feminine chains! Why would I want to live in a paradox of contradictory messages? Knowing that I'm "not crazy" is like throwing a ton of burden off of my shoulders. Why wouldn't I want to alleviate such stress?This book was WELL worth the money spent on it. This is an excellent value for the expenditure versus the time reading it.You must have a truly open mind for these essays though. No wonder the "red pill" is oft referred to as a Matrix metaphor, because short of amnesia, brain damage or Alzheimers, you can't go back to not knowing once you learn something, and these are heavy ideas to digest. If you’re not comfortable with introspection and being honest about society, this book probably isn’t for you. However, if you want to grow to be a better man, then you may have just stumbled upon something truly great for you.Don’t read it if you don’t want to change.Just one simple gripe, there are many editing issues and typos in this book. Considering the value of the content, I think a revision should include a substantial list of corrections.

This book blew my mind because these were mindblowing concepts about women. I honestly never heard of these concepts and was in denial. Then I researched several forums and also talked to men and women outside and confirmed that this was true. Keep in mind that Rollo is writing these concepts from a over a decade of debate, critical inquiry, and refinement. He has refined and molded all the rebuttals and disagreements and drew out conclusions from his observation. He is drawing from thousands of men's experiences with women all across the world. I was disgusted by the concept of the female hypergamy at first. I couldn't believe that female nature is like this. I grew up in a feminine environment where I was taught that boys and girls were equal and that we think the same. Men and women think very differently I realized. These concepts in the book opened my eyes and I couldn't believe it. This suprisingly made me more compassionate towards women in real life and did not make me hate them. This allowed me to see the power that men actually hold and it is a waste of time simping for women. It's better to focus on your purpose as a man and become the right person for the right woman. Simping for woman is a waste of time because they have 2 or 3 options ready even if they give you a chance. This book motivated me to be a better man and to focus on growth and development as opposed to wasting my time chasing after women. I found that my interactions with women have vastly improved in real life. I don't find myself wasting time simping over women. This ironically causes women to give respect to me more which is fascinating. It seems like women give respect to men that are more aligned with their purpose and understand the flaws of female nature. It's kind of a miracle and it's making my day to day life more enjoyable. Beware that some women and beta men will vehemently deny the concepts in this book...but deep down inside they know that it is true. Must read book for all men.

It is an insightful text. It challenges preconceived notions that are prevalent in our culture, but for the purpose of better communication and better function. People will become uncomfortable having those ideas challenged, but they will have the opportunity to learn from the experience.

El libro llegó en excelentes condiciones 👌, al autor: Rollo Tomassi ya lo conocía a través de su canal en Youtube: The Rational Male, conozco su contenido y los temas que se exponen en este canal, pero adquiri el libro a manera de complemento para llenar esos espacios donde se requiere el conocimiento, no tengo inconvenientes en leer el material en ingles, pero a lo mejor para otros si lo será, por lo cual si considero necesario que existiera una versión para la población de habla hispana. Pero en general es un libro que todo hombre necesita leer. 👌

The Rational Male is an insightful and a must read book about the intersexual dynamics in a deeper sense. Particularly in today's confusing genders roles, it's a eye opening study about inter and intra genders prospects.

Should be handed to every male teen

Life is a game which in order to win you have to know the rules well enough to manipulate them so to become a winner.In order to not fail in your relationship you must know the rules of intersexual dynamics in order to manipulate them so to become a desireable man to your wife; this will also have the effect of increasing your status as a pawn in the game of society.This book will teach you the basics of intersexual dynamics, which in turn is one great pillar of the good life.

The book is not big in itself but it is written small, with a kind of high level of English, and you'll probably read 2 or 3 times many pages, so be ready to read "slow".I heard about the dude of some red pill podcast talking about Hypergamy, I bought the book without much context of what was inside.I already read the Game by Neil Strauss and was pretty aware about Game, but not much.The beginning of the book feels like some intellectual aerobics by a salty, yet very smart, man. There are some key interesting points still.As the book goes on and on, you understand piece by piece the real reasoning and it gets really interesting if you are open minded.As the book ends it became a real nightmare to get through it. Each new chapter was a big (postive yet very painful) slap in the face that related to past experiences I had. It goes deep, like talking about childhood trauma deep.In the end this book really moved me in inconfortable ways. I am much more aware about what is happening around me on a daily basis, without even talking about Game.What I found the most surprising is that the author is clearly "red pilled" but also avoids very nicely to be misogynistic by always offering, not justification, but clear explanations.