THE PICKUP ARTIST'S LIBRARY: A Complete Six-Volume Set For The Aspiring PUA

A Six-Volume Guide To Seducing “Pharmaceutical-Grade Women!”

Get the women you’ve always wanted? Ha! Why settle? Get the women you don’t even know exist!!

There is a level of woman (the “super-elite”) above what most PUAs ever even game, let alone lay. Ray Gordon has spent his lifetime figuring out this brand of “pharmaceutical-grade women.” The “super-elite” women who seem like brick walls to most men. The kind who reject upon approach, leaving you wondering how you could have messed up when you didn’t even realize you had blown your big chance.

It doesn’t get any better than this: six classic volumes, in a single e-set, for less than the cost of a drink you’d buy, without a second thought, for some stuck-up hottie, all from one of the original PUAs from the “seduction community” whose ideas now dominate the mainstream media. With Outfoxing The Foxes (1998) and 29 Reasons Not To Be A Nice Guy (1999), author Ray Charles Gordon (then Ray Gordon) gives the ultimate refresher course on the true history and evolution of the community, including how, when and why these new ideas took hold. The “common knowledge” from these texts, such as the pivot, reverse-timetable, challenge fox, psychic gimmick, and many more, were anything but common when debuted, yet are now standard.

Ray then takes the reader, step by step, through his evolution from “AFC” nice guy into world-class PUA with Bettor Off Single: Why Commitment Is A Bad Gamble For Men (2010). The reader is tossed into the PUA fire, much as Ray was, at The Battle Of Kate, an AFC failure which paved the way for a quarter-century of PUA success, This text represents a quantum leap over the 1998-2009 theory, a product of the wisdom spawned by middle-aged reflection. Like a retired athlete, Ray painstakingly analyzes his “PUA highlight film,” along with his worst mistakes, and shows the aspiring PUA what to expect over the course of his prime. Written in 2010, when Ray was forty-three, it closed the “player” chapter in Ray’s life, after which he has shifted his focus to business, particularly betting and the financial markets, his original reason for going online in 1994.

The final three texts of this volume are specialized PUA tomes. Help Wanted: Female: Getting Laid At Work Without Getting Fired (2011), addresses issues for the PUA in the workplace, culled from Ray’s experience both as a PUA and in secretarial work, with insight that can only be gleaned from a minority in a female-dominated profession. Ray’s bird’s-eye view enabled him to share war stories with his office peers without the secrecy that comes with running “game.” Ray never ran much office game himself, though it was often run on him, and he witnessed a great deal. His insight into the mind of the pink-collar worker is unmatched. A related text, Women, Sex And Money: What Every Man Needs To Know (2011), addresses how to run game on social-climbing hotties, including which ones to pursue or avoid in the first place. Money attracts women…to the money. The man who merely buys his way into a woman’s bedroom is facing disaster if she does not at least like him. The “lifestyle PUA” who combines money and attraction becomes unstoppable.

The final text in this set, GAME OVER: The Complete Loser’s Guide To Getting Laid (2012), addresses the problem faced by regular or below-average men (“losers”), for whom no amount of “game” may be sufficient, and who would therefore be wasting time and resources by acting as if they were PUAs. This text shows these men how to find their best options, numerous “dirty tricks” for scoring out of their league, and how to avoid being exploited by women who find them vulnerable, easy prey. While every man should first attempt to become a PUA, if he fails in that endeavor, GAME OVER will keep him in the game, in an era where doing so is more difficult than ever, thanks to the mainstreaming of the seduction community.

The PUA Library is a must-have! Enjoy!