The Truth
Sex, Love, Commitment, and the Puzzle of the Male Mind
by Neil Strauss
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“Deep look at romantic relationships. Neil?s autobiography of transformation from being a womanizing sex addict, through therapy, concluding with commitment to his girlfriend. But interlaced in his story are powerful lessons about relationships. | Deep look at romantic relationships. Neil’s autobiography of transformation from being a womanizing sex addict, through therapy, concluding with commitment to his girlfriend. But interlaced in his story are powerful lessons about relationships. | Read Ryan's list of 42 books that will change your life for the better?all described in one sentence. | Read Ryan's list of 42 books that will change your life for the better—all described in one sentence.”
Source →“Deep look at romantic relationships. Neil?s autobiography of transformation from being a womanizing sex addict, through therapy, concluding with commitment to his girlfriend. But interlaced in his story are powerful lessons about relationships. | Deep look at romantic relationships. Neil’s autobiography of transformation from being a womanizing sex addict, through therapy, concluding with commitment to his girlfriend. But interlaced in his story are powerful lessons about relationships. | Read Ryan's list of 42 books that will change your life for the better?all described in one sentence. | Read Ryan's list of 42 books that will change your life for the better—all described in one sentence.”
Source →Recommended by 4 notable people, including Nat Eliason and Derek Sivers
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Nat Eliason
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“Deep look at romantic relationships. Neil?s autobiography of transformation from being a womanizing sex addict, through therapy, concluding with commitment to his girlfriend. But interlaced in his story are powerful lessons about relationships. | Deep look at romantic relationships. Neil’s autobiography of transformation from being a womanizing sex addict, through therapy, concluding with commitment to his girlfriend. But interlaced in his story are powerful lessons about relationships. | Read Ryan's list of 42 books that will change your life for the better?all described in one sentence. | Read Ryan's list of 42 books that will change your life for the better—all described in one sentence.”
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