The Devil's Dating Studies
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Summary
Written with dedication by "Devil Consultant" Ruan Qi, this dating bible teaches you to leap from breaking the ice straight to dating, and then from dating onward toward true intimacy.
Editor's review
Who it's for
A good fit for
- Single men who hope to systematically improve their social and communication skills with the opposite sex
- Readers with a strong interest in the psychology of romantic relationships and interpersonal relations
- People who often feel confused about emotional expression and want to understand the logic behind interactions
- Practitioners who value self-growth and are willing to adjust their cognition to improve relationships
Not a good fit for
- Those expecting "universal scripts" that work immediately without internalized learning
- Readers who believe intimate relationships are maintained by technique alone and reject sincerity and self-reflection
Reading tips
- Treat this book as a cognitive reference rather than an instruction manual, focusing on understanding its framework for analyzing problems
- Reflect on your own experiences while reading, and try using the book's concepts to explain past interactions
- In practice, focus on the principle of "internalization" rather than mechanically imitating cases, and keep sincerity as your foundation
About the publisher
Beijing United Publishing Co., Ltd. is a publisher known for its literature and history titles, with 2,065 books in the collection. Its publishing covers foreign literature, contemporary Chinese prose and essays, history, folk literature, and cultural books. Its list ranges from Sima Qian's complete edition of the Records of the Grand Historian to foreign classics such as The Book of Disquiet, All Quiet on the Western Front, Snow Country, The Stranger, and Jean-Christophe, as well as modern Chinese works including Teahouse and Dawn Blossoms Plucked at Dusk. Its authors and translators include Yasunari Kawabata, Fernando Pessoa, Erich Maria Remarque, Jin Xinyi, Zhou Miao, and Chen Chao. Public information is limited, but its catalogue reflects a balance between Chinese and foreign literary classics and historical and cultural works.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 再版序
- 写在前面
- 第一章 两性的秘密
- 魔鬼眼中的两性关系
- 性吸引是原动力
- 爱情中的“诚意”陷阱
- 男人,你了解女人的“为什么”吗
- 搭讪并不是“以貌取人”
- 如何识别女人的邀约信号
- “了解女性”与“女性的不可了解”
- 无处不在的恋爱心理学
- 她不是一个人,该怎么搭讪
- 女同事该怎么追
- 收到号码无后续,究竟为哪般
- 女孩的好感信号以及如何应对
- 什么时候应该放弃一直追不上的女孩
- 第二章 交流的艺术
- 傻瓜撩妹聊天指南
- 下意识的语言模式
- 最新街头搭讪指南
- 搭讪常见问题分析及对策
- 影响表达的关键词
- 坏情绪是怎么被你放大的
- 聊天能力的三种境界
- 你会跟女人聊天吗
- 如何搭讪工作中的女孩
- 微信开场的个人感受 ——学员网名:爆胎一号
- 微信实战案例
- 如何给女孩发信息
- 三三法则
- 认可她的情绪,强调你的需求
- 我和你妈都掉水里,你先救谁
- “我给你介绍女朋友吧”
- 反向思维的幽默
- 第三章 约会的技巧
- 让你比80%的男人更懂追女孩(上)
- 让你比80%的男人更懂追女孩(下)
- 男追女的分层升级理论
- 女人如何倒追男人
- 如何识别女孩对你的兴趣
- 约会绝招:九小时效应
- 当女孩向你求助时
- 追女孩的常见谬误
- 老师就是这么被气死的
- 吃相毁了一个帅哥
- 快速找到意中人的学问
- 不要落入只强调吸引的陷阱
- 交流不仅是聊天
- 从高价值说起
- 不要每次发信息都邀约
- 女孩对邀约的常见回应
- 不要在重大节日约不熟的姑娘
- 后记 魔鬼约会学的深意
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About the author
Ruan Qi is an author best known in the Chinese book market for his "Devil" series. Public information about him is limited, and his nationality, dates of birth and death, and educational background are not clearly documented. The library currently holds five of his works, including Devil Communication Studies, Devil Chat Techniques, Devil Dating Studies, Devil Pickup Studies, and the "Devil Pickup Techniques" trilogy. These books are generally categorized under self-help and personal growth and applied psychology, and they focus on everyday communication, chatting skills, dating, and social pickup. His writing style tends toward practical guidance, often using specific scenarios and dialogue examples to explain conversational strategies in interpersonal interactions. The word "devil" in his titles carries a light, tongue-in-cheek tone that makes the subject matter feel less serious. Overall, Ruan Qi's works are aimed at general readers who wish to improve their social skills and have a recognizable presence among popular books on communication and romantic interaction.