his therapist had told him to go into dating people on the internet so in the boom he names the girls he goes on dates wit and why they didn’t work out and how they reflected onto him and why they didn’t work out and just seeing how different he is wit these girls and seeing how they see wit him says something. Author did way better with the first book but with this one it's nothing but a continuous whine journal.

Trauma To Triumph: If I can You can too

This is likely a sequel that wasn't ever needed, manages to diminish anything vaguely interesting about the first book by simply repeating more of the same "SHOCK! Mild Spoiler: I though the whole idea of posing as his attractive girlfriend to push his book on the desperate, gullible men of the dating sites was brilliant.i actually liked the second part more, and you cannot tell me that this isnt a true story and that he didn't actually get his book famous through online dating. I think the world of online dating was an interesting subject for "Anonymous" to submerge his addictive nature in for this book. i don’t know why i thought i’d like the second book if i also hated the first book, matter of fact the second one is ten times worse. An interesting commentary on sexual politics, gender roles and the media/advertising's insidious reach. It's a bit shallow and infuriating from a woman's point of view, yet at times profoundly insightful - and while I finally get the narrator's seriously questionable taste in women, having just read 'Why Men Love Bitches,' I'm still left disheartened that herein lies one less exception to these rules.

Chameleon On A Kaleidoscope by Anonymous | Goodreads Chameleon On A Kaleidoscope by Anonymous | Goodreads

Although it’s literally a journal of misogyny and toxic masculinity, this book wouldn’t be interesting if it wasn’t written by a straight cis white guy who suffered from a deeply traumatic childhood and upbringing. this book is different from other books i liked and some people won’t and that’s okay and yes there’s no plot i guess u can say into this book but does books have to have a plot for it to be good he’s just wrong on how he feels and wants to share the world how he feels and what he thinks about his life and him writing this book. I thoroughly enjoyed the book but my biggest issue with it is how horrifying the truth of the final pages are.While trying to balance his life his true colors are illuminated by the glow of a computer screen over the course of the novel.