Bang - More Lays In 60 Days
Editor Review
"Mostly average advice aimed at younger guys looking to add notches to their belt"
Seems more like it is geared towards young men as the overall tone is quite immature. If your only interest in women is how to get them into bed, you might find this interesting. If you have a healthy respect for women then you are unlikely to get much out of this product.
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The biggest problem I had with it was that it felt as though it was written by a horny teenager with a degree in computer science. In the sense that it's clear Roosh V is intelligent, but does not seem to have the emotional maturity to match.
There was something about all the talk of 'banging' and 'racking up notches' that was particularly dehumanizing. There was no empathy shown here and nothing mentioned about actually enjoying women on a deeper level or having a connection with them. That their sole purpose is to simply 'bang' you.
I don't think this was intentional by Roosh, but this book borders on being mysoginisitc. There are some really unhealthy attitudes espoused here which will do you more harm than good.
The Game Plan
In a nutshell, Roosh advises that you should try and meet women in lots of different situations. This is good advice, and his philosophy of looking at the overall picture rather than one specific interaction is also spot on.
He takes the view that your goal is sex, and you should go for it as quickly as possible. So, you should push for sex on the same night you meet her rather than just settling for a phone number.
Failing that, get her number and go on a date, or series of dates with her until you 'bang' her.
There isn't much advice about what to do after you sleep with her, other than that you shouldn't get married and should always be on the lookout for more girls to 'bang'.
Outdated Advice
This has the feel of something written years ago, when dating advice was much less evolved. The overall method mainly consists of being indirect about your intentions and playing on her insecurities as a way to get her into bed.
Roosh advocates using different conversation threads and 'routines' to attract women, but his defenitions and examples of routines are not the best.
Some of the things he suggests talking about and specific lines come off as pretty weird. However, some of them are okay and will lead to interesting conversations. Unfortunately there is too much bad mixed in with the good.
He suggests a number of routines he uses when meeting women or on dates that are a must if you want to sleep with them. In reality, there is no such thing as a 'must use' line or routine or similar that you have to use on every single girl. This is a fallacy. The specific examples he gives here are mediocre and were more popular years ago.
Phone Game
There is quite large section devoted to phone game, and this feels very dated as well. Specifically, his avice that 'text messaging is a waste of time that makes it harder for you to get laid'. This is a ridiculous statement that bears no semblance of truth whatsoever.
In reality, the advent of texting makes it much easier to get in touch with girls and flirt with them which will only help your chances of arranging a date.
Instead, the informtion is all focused on calling girls and how they will never answer when you call them so you'll have to leave messages and wait for her to call you back. That she's likely to play a lot of games at this stage and you'll be lucky to see her again. None of this has matched my experience at all, so take it with a grain of salt.
In The Bedroom
There is a large section dedicated to what to do once you have the girl alone somewhere private. When it comes to advice on sexual skills, this is quite basic. There's not much worthwhile here as it has a very mechanical feel to it. As if you were assembling a piece of furniture and instructed to 'put piece A into socket B'.
Then there is some really bad advice, such as not speaking to the girl right after sex as a way to make her feel insecure and vulnerable. That you should play it cool so she won't know what you're thinking and you won't give the impression you like her or are falling for her. Immature advice really.
He later goes on to say what to do if the girl still likes you after sex... well the main reason she won't like you after sex if you are playing games and trying to make her feel insecure.
Breaking Up With Girls
The section on ending relationships is not good. Basically his tactics consist of ignoring them or lying to them. Pretty much anything except treating her like an actual human being and being honest with her.
Here is his advice for 'banging' single moms: 'Give her the peace of mind that you are open to building something with someone you have a connection with, and then get her in bed like you would any other girl. I recommend you drop her immediately after sex. You really don’t need the drama or baggage that comes from single mothers who get knocked up by men who don’t care for them.'
But his main goal with breaking up with girls is to leave the door open to go back and 'bang' them again in the future, rather than doing the right thing.
Random Advice
Some other pieces of advice you'd do best to ignore:- Trying to bang girls who are alredy taken is one of the most fun aspects of the game.
- If a girl is being rude to you, tell her 'Get outta my face or I'm gonna knock you out'.
- You can mold girls into your ideal by criticizing their behaviour. Including her lack of skills in bed.
The Bottom Line
The title of the book says it all really. It aims to teach you how to 'bang' women and 'rack up notches on your belt'. There is some information in here that is helpful, but most of that is available elsewhere.Seems more like it is geared towards young men as the overall tone is quite immature. If your only interest in women is how to get them into bed, you might find this interesting. If you have a healthy respect for women then you are unlikely to get much out of this product.
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Product Information
In this book, Roosh explains his strategies and techniques on how to get laid regularly, approach more women, get more numbers, and making out more. Roosh V's approach is to get laid as many times as you can. A lot of his advice has be gained from travelling around the world in South America, and Europe.
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If you have a question or problem, ask us:Table of Contents/ List of Topics Covered:
- The 8 essential beliefs of the alpha male
- The most important part of the game that increases your results
- How to use rejection to take your skills with women to the next level
- Five fun openers you can use in bars and nightclubs
- The five critical components of the vibe
- How to tread the fine line between compliments and insults
- The number one, sure-fire way you can tell if a girl is interested in you
- How to start escalating the encounter with touching
- How to dance with a girl that brings very close to the kiss
- How to execute a venue change
- A strategy for the first date
- How to have smooth phone conversations
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- Audible $14.95
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User Reviews of Bang - More Lays In 60 Days
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"Tolerable, but not recommended"
May 22, 2014
I'm no feminist, but I find the approach of "racking up notches" to be dehumanizing and misogynistic. Women are people too, and one of the underlying issues in the seduction community is seeing women as some sort of thing to be conquered. Regardless, the simple mindset that you should simply drop a woman who won't sleep with you is pathetic and speaks to Roosh's emotional immaturity.
Roosh's lack of emotional intelligence pervades the book, showing significantly in things like telling a girl that he'll punch her in the face if she talks back to him. That issue aside, the fact is that Bang is primarily a rehashed version of Mystery Method, with a few modifications. The openers suggested are community standards, with the more notable one being "You look like you're having the most fun of anyone here." While these openers are not bad in themselves, they're certainly nothing original or special.
The book is clearly dated, as phone game has largely been supplanted by text game. All in all, you would do better to ignore this section rather than to read it and potentially get messed up. Roosh identifies texting as a waste of time, and I used to be in his camp. However, when I started getting into text game, I found that I was more successful. Take that for what you will.
All in all, I can't recommend this book. There are some good parts, but the majority of it is so overwhelming negative in its tenet that women are to be used for sex and nothing else. Overall, there are better books out there, and despite the fact that this one is (very) cheap for a seduction book, there are many better.
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