Drinking My Way Through 14 Online Dating Websites

By: Tiffany Peón

Narrated by: Mia Chiaromonte

Sick of feeling heartbroken over her most recent breakup and underwhelmed by the rest of her life, Tiffany Peón decided to embark on a social experiment. Over the course of one year, she used 14 different online dating sites including Craigslist, speed dating, and The Atlasphere, a site for fans of Ayn Rand. Through drunken interactions with strangers, she learned the ins and outs of the online dating world and eventually found her way back to the relationship that started it all.

©2013 Tiffany Peon (P)2013 Audible, Inc.

Worth going through. I liked her authenticity

I’m going down the pick up artist (PUA) path for a little while. I’m going through several books during COVID and I plan to put in the time and energy to find a dream relationship and hopefully get married within the next few years.

It won’t hurt going through this. It wasn’t great. It’s still worth going through this though. The author came across as a little snarky, but honest. Basically she’s the type you find in Los Angeles (home for me). Reason I liked this is because you get inside the author’s head and see how she thinks.

The narrator sounded stuck up! I’ve heard way better narrations. I still kinda liked it though. It came across as authentic, and she seemed a little b**chy. The narrator went good with the content.

I hate leaving bad reviews. As an aspiring author, I wouldn’t want people leaving bad reviews for me. Truthfully, this didn’t hold my attention. It wasn’t great. It won’t turn you into an expert. It will, however, give you an honest and broad overview of some online dating from a snooty, but honest, girl’s perspective, and you may never come across that again. So I do recommend it!

Not what I was looking for

Interesting enough but not funny. I mean there were a few ha-ha’s but definitely not enough for my expectations. This was not what I was looking for, wanted,or needed.

Amusing and Sarcastic

Tiffany Peon's writing is humorous and Mia Chiaromonte uses a droll understated tone to convey the essence of the words. As this genre of book practically mandates a snarky, sarcastic tone there are times when the author's rendition of these dates can come off as unkind; if not cruel. On the other hand her humor is understated and there doesn't seem to be many gratuitous shots taken at the men. Interwoven into this scenario is the author's resumption of her affair with her ex boyfriend Chris. Given the cost this audio is an excellent listening choice if you desire 105 minutes of entertaining escapism.

Excellent look at online dating

As someone who has used online dating to find my significant other, I appreciate Tiffany Peon’s examination of the phenomenon. Without spoiling anything, I can say cost of the sites seems to parallel quality of the potential partners you meet on each. I recommend this book to anyone who has experienced the pitfalls and rewards or is considering braving the hazards of online dating.

Boring, sorry.

I tried so hard to get through each chapter. It was just so boring. Sorry.