How to Attract a Man

Find a High-Quality Man by Being a High-Quality Woman

By: Johnathan H. Bentley

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

In order to attract a high-quality man, you will need to be a high-quality woman. This book will tell you what high-quality men are looking for in a woman. It's time to put an end to all of the confusion. If you're tired of feeling frustrated, you need to learn the truth.
You will learn:
*What to look for in a guy
*Why it's so important to be a high-quality woman
*How to build your confidence in a way that attracts a high-quality man
*The first thing a high-quality man will notice about you
*How to stay patient as you wait for the right guy
*Where to meet high-quality guys
*How to be approachable without looking needy
*How to maintain attraction
The right path will lead you to the right guy. It's time to get to the core of the problem instead of using superficial tactics to attract men. You don't have to settle. You can attract a high-quality man by being a high-quality woman.

Insightful

It was short but straight to the point, good advice if you don’t know these things and a good refresher of you need to be reminded.

Go to a cooking class

I usually only wrote good reviews. I kept this on for a while. It was ok enough, albeit overly superficial and basic, until the suggestion that you are likely to meet a high quality guy at a cooking class. The book is probably written by AI.

Hahahahaha what?

This advice was terrible. Seems to me like the author doesn’t want anyone to meet a quality guy. And really are there any quality guys out there?

One-sided

This book didn’t give tangible information and no evidence. The feeling of this author is to stay in your place or dress for your partner and not for yourself or comparing not being able to cook to driving poorly. Or borrow a dog. Not much edifying or constructive advice for me except to pour into myself and continue to be the best I can be to be; someone who can contribute to a quality person.

Very dated advice

Sounds like it was written by an 8th grader for an 8th grader. Lots of contradictions. Basically telling women to be as small as possible.