‘There are no unquestionable men’, the manual is out for a certain conquest

‘The Manual of Certain Conquest – There are no unquestionable men’. An intriguing and very funny book is coming out, with a touch of healthy irony, written jointly by Turchese Baracchi and Benedetta Trasmoli (with a preface by Maurizio Costanzo). The two authors try to classify the types of men to be conquered, analyzing their strengths and weaknesses, suggesting the right approach, without skimping on general advice on conquest, which when done in the right way becomes mathematical and certain. Published by Mediolanum, the volume describes various types of men. We start from the convinced heterosexual, in a wonderfully fluid world where, however, nothing is taken for granted. Then there are the different profiles without forgetting the numerous syndromes. That of Peter Pan, of mom, of the narcissist and the gym, the insecure and the dead from sleep … But the book also talks about women. Of seductiveness, sensuality, mystery, sex and empathy. Each woman will have her own role, very personal, tailored to her. A role to choose, of course. You can interpret the little match girl (defenseless, to be protected), Alice in Wonderland (always smiling and a little silly), the femme fatale (unreachable and magnetic), the marauding cat (scratching and purring), the sorceress Circe (charmer). There will also be advice on taboo words and behaviors to be abolished and on how to work on a purely feminine aspect, according to the two authors, that of annoying, harassing, bothering the partner or the man you have front. A note from the book explains: “through this manual the two authors will try to deliver as many weapons as possible into the hands of women to make them irresistible, from clothing to sensuality, from sex to personal culture … Revealing various tricks and multiple secrets that would not be right to make people discover and share with the male world “.