I Can't Believe I'm Still Single: Sane, Slightly Neurotic (but in a Sane Way) Filmmaker into Good Yoga, Bad Reality TV, Too Much Chocolate, and a Little Kinky Sex Seeks Smart, Emotionally Evolved... O

From filmmaker and actor Eric Schaeffer (My Life's inTurnaround, If Lucy Fell, the controversial sitcom Starved)comes a heartfelt and hilarious memoir of a normal, (obsessive),balanced (overindulgent), and centered (maybe a littlefrenetic) man's search for love, spirituality, and how to just be an allaround better guy.

Like most confident men, Eric Schaeffer believed that when he was ready, hewould land the Big Love: an intelligent, sexy, affectionate wife. But hislast girlfriend left him on his knee with a ring in his hands. Since then,he can't even meet someone he wants to have a second date with.But it'snot for lack of effort: He's tried speed dating, Yentas, internet dating,meeting girls at the gym and yoga, on the street and on the subway,actresses, lawyers, teachers, even special massage girls anddominatrixes.

In this sometimes raunchy, sometimes poignant, and always honest account ofhis attempts at love, Eric's stories range from his first schoolboy failureto woo the pretty girl in class with excessive amounts of candy to hispsychosomatic sexual sneezing fits obtained in a doomed relationship with aBrat Pack member; his plot to conquer the ranking system of an onlinedating site, and his drug-food-sex and sports binges.All windows into therarely seen psyche and behavior of the "regular guy." In the end, all ofus--single, married, romantic, or anti-romantic--will find something toidentify with in I Can't Believe I'm Still Single.

Eric Schaeffer, enfant terrible of the New York datingscene, has written a deeply funny account of his romantic and sexual quest.His frank revelations are a surprisingly addictive guilty pleasure. -- Tracy Quan, author of Diary of a Married Call Girl From his adventures with online dating to repeated attempts topick up women at yoga studios, the book is absurdly honest to the point ofbeing thoughtless, offensive and just very, very funny. While

出版社	Running Press
作者	Eric Schaeffer