Passage: A Story About Ego by David Eschenlohr [steve-kon]seeders: 2
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Description Being a young man sucks. All you want is to be normal, to be liked by girls. But it’s not so easy. You start to put on a schtick, dress to impress, hide in the in the world of online games, and drink with your friends because you don’t know what else to do. If you don’t do drugs, become a punk or a sports fanatic, you’re chasing identity elsewhere. The self-improvement and pickup community offers you an easy way out. It paints a glorious picture of success — with you in the middle. Before you’re now it your hooked on ‘becoming a better person’, approaching girls, confidence, reading self-help, working out, being healthy, doing all the right things… You’re driven by the vision of your future self, always running, chasing, going after it… But when does it ever stop? When will you finally get enough? PASSAGE is a story that will take you from the provinces of Germany into the Australian Outback, the Filippino countryside, the megacities of Japan, and eventually to Sweden; into shady nightclubs, full busses and trains, backpacker hostels, universities, and posh upscale neighborhoods; into many a girl’s pants, and into the ass of a male Filippino movie star. You’ll accompany the ego-ridden protagonist on his descent into a vicious cycle of pickup and self-help until he is finally resurrected. The tragic comedy will inspire you to question your ideal of masculinity — and encourage you to break free from social conditioning. But more than anything, this book will help you acknowledge the most profound truth you’ll ever encounter: that you are enough. Sharing Widget |