Top Reviews Most recent Top Reviews. There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later. Kindle Edition Verified Purchase. There are quite a few similar type books. I love this one because it is simple, thought out, intelligent and practical. Not being that young I think that the advice here is applicable at any age.
Good job. One person found this helpful. Paperback Verified Purchase. I am giving this as a gift next Christmas to someone in my neighbor hood. This book covers so many topics, such as body language and basic psychology, unhelpful patterns and why we go for the wrong types, issues regarding masculinity and femininity in gay men, loving yourself, dress-sense, etiquette, how to meet guys in gay bars and clubs, how to avoid time-wasters and more.
It provides a really good overall guide for gay men who are having dating problems or who have just started with the whole 'gay dating game'. I would have liked to see the author go into more detail in some of these areas but then, I suppose the book would get too long and it would loose the easy and fun readability factor. I read the whole book in one night and I really enjoyed it. What stood out the most for me was the point that gay men don't have to be confined to looking for a partner in the same old places, ie bars, internet etc; in fact, as Jaye points out, there are no rules.
It's up to us at the end of the day! After reading many other gay dating books available today, I would definitely recommend this one as the best. It covers everything that gay men need to know and it's written in a way that is practical and makes sense. I imagine that this will be staying on my book shelf as a reference for years to come. See all 3 reviews.
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