DJ Bible of the Ancients

[sharkbeat]

The Art of Love, by Ovid

2000 years, women have yet to change. The gist remains identical.

1. Scout
2. Approach, converse
3. Kino
4. Build rapport (get her comfortable around you)
5. Don't be afraid to leave her so she'll miss you
6. Be bold.
7. Don't be one-itis, have other girls, but be smart about it.

and plenty of things which I don't need to reiterate here.

Here's the downloadable version:
http://www.tonykline.co.uk/klineasartoflove.htm

 

[Drewskie]

Nice, and thanks for the summary.

 

[sharkbeat]

Yes, it's a heavy read for non-poetic types I skipped a lot of Trojan wars nonsense.

History always fascinates me, but what amazed me more is that a lot of these stuff are applicable even in the modern world, that attracting the opposite sex remains the same even after 2000 years. Problems that men have with women have not differ that much, and women still behave the same way from back then, and men are still that clueless about women -- we don't evolve that much, do we?.

This book has become more of an art now than a book about seduction due to its old age, but it is almost infuriating that I didn't hear about this book sooner. Why didn't they discuss this in school!? They should at least make this a required reading during sex ed, seriously.