Best book you’ve read in terms of gender knowledge

[Jareamee]

Recently I devoured the book ‘The Rational Male’ by Rollo Tomassi. It was a great book which gave me enormous insight in to the dynamics of genders and how both operate in terms of relationships, desires, wants, etc. I will continue to delve deeper in to more of his work.
I love to read and I know many of you have value it also.

So my question is; What top three books you have read that have given you the greatest insight and have been most impactful for you in your life concerning becoming a better man and success in intimate relationships with a woman?

Look forward to the responses

 

[Bible_Belt]

Despite being mainstream, the old book Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus has a lot of useful knowledge. The point of the book is the differences between men and women. The book came out in 1990, I think, which is not that old, but I'm not sure a modern author would be allowed to say the same things. Feminists are tremendously insulted by the idea of men being different than women.

 

[sph21]

The Way of the Superior Man by David Deida

 

[elunium]

Havent read it yet, but you might take a look at

"The book of Pook and The Mill" (This is NOT The Pook of Book. Its a different book)

https://illimitableman.files.wordpress.com/2014/08/the-book-of-pook-and-the-mill.pdf

 

[dustmuffin]

Practical female psychology for the practical man

 

[Murk]

I just ordered a copy of "the rational male" I need something to read on my 30 min 2x daily commute.

 

[Poonstra]

Models - Atract women through honesty - Marc Manson