Todays Dr. Phil focused on men who are looking to meet and date more women. It seems some men are willing to pay big bucks for advice on how to seduce women.
Women beware: Men are on the prowl! Some guys win your heart and dupe you for thousands of dollars, while other men learn the slick techniques of pick-up artists so they can get you in the sack! Go inside a classroom where single men are being taught The Mystery Method -- a step-by-step technique on how to meet, attract and date beautiful women. The instructors say this method teaches guys to be more confident. When the students hit the bars, will The Mystery Method help them land a lady? What do the women think of their techniques? Then, meet Ross Jeffries, the self-proclaimed "Father of Seduction." He says hes taught thousands of men to seduce women through language. Now he fears that hes created monsters, because many of his followers are seducing woman through deception, and he says thats exactly what The Mystery Method is all about. A heated debate ensues between Ross and The Mystery Method instructors, Nick and Scott. Is Ross technique actually as benign as he claims?
Here's my question:
Women - would you be upset if you found out that your current boyfriend/husband/fiance/whatever took one of these workshops?
Men - would you feel like a total failure if you took one of these workshops?
Would you tell your single, male friends about the workshops?
Women beware: Men are on the prowl! Some guys win your heart and dupe you for thousands of dollars, while other men learn the slick techniques of pick-up artists so they can get you in the sack! Go inside a classroom where single men are being taught The Mystery Method -- a step-by-step technique on how to meet, attract and date beautiful women. The instructors say this method teaches guys to be more confident. When the students hit the bars, will The Mystery Method help them land a lady? What do the women think of their techniques? Then, meet Ross Jeffries, the self-proclaimed "Father of Seduction." He says hes taught thousands of men to seduce women through language. Now he fears that hes created monsters, because many of his followers are seducing woman through deception, and he says thats exactly what The Mystery Method is all about. A heated debate ensues between Ross and The Mystery Method instructors, Nick and Scott. Is Ross technique actually as benign as he claims?
Here's my question:
Women - would you be upset if you found out that your current boyfriend/husband/fiance/whatever took one of these workshops?
Men - would you feel like a total failure if you took one of these workshops?
Would you tell your single, male friends about the workshops?