Nothing you don't know, really, but spelled out in a way that is so clear, true and funny that this time, you just might get it right. Tons of examples, both from the authors' dating lives and submissions, with solid advice and actionable information. Just loved this book!

Decent advice for someone who hasn't dated in many years.

This manual cleared up so much confusion for me on the current dating landscape I wished I would have read it ages ago.

utter garbage. sexist, gender norming garbage.

I liked the messages that Greg and Amiira were trying to convey. I didn't like the editing of the book because I picked up numerous errors.

Wow. This book was an eye-opener. Basically, it told me some things other people have told me...but Greg's delivery is so much stronger and, I don't know, more effective, I guess. I found this book really helpful, and I'm glad I bought it so I can go back through it during various stages of my dating life. I highly recommend it.

Very funny and light-hearted.

Some good dating advice. I don't think it's 100% modern dating though. I can't think of one dude that would call after the first date. But other than that some helpful pointers! No more dating guy losers who waste my time.

Have standards. Stick to them.

The authors kind of sound like judgy jerks most of the time. And see things through a pretty narrow lens. But if you're really socially awkward, some of their advice might be what you need to hear and what your friends (or past dates) are too uncomfortable to tell you.

The whole book centers on the idea that people should be able to just go on dates to get to know one another (concept!). And when you put more pressure than that on the date, you're fucking up your chances of a good date (also what a concept!). And to be your best self/become the kind of person you'd want to date (also what a concept!).