Today I'm going to review a book from Bobby Cenoura. He was kind enough to send me my own copy of his book called Male Angst Volume 1 : FML I Always Get "Those" Chicks in quotations. The FML stands for Fuck My Life for those of you that are acronym challenged. So Bobby wants me to do a book review. So here goes. This book is about guys named Reggie and his recounting of courtships with two short term disastrous girls in the past. The first half of the book describes the relationship dealings with a weed head Vietnamese woman, named Linh that owns a nail salon and has an obsessed husband. And the second one is with a Hispanic mother of two with two different baby daddies. The book is a form of personal therapy where the male character regurgitate their fears, objections and rejections onto the reader. I'm not sure why a fictional character needs therapy and I'll go out on a limb here and say that this is more therapy for the author Bobby Cenoura, although I could be wrong. I'm not sure if Bobby "the author" and Reggie "the main book characters" share the same characteristics. Maybe Bobby is telling Reggies story who is actually a friend or a group of friends. But it doesn't matter. This book is essentially the antithesis of fifty shades of grey. I looked on the Amazon dot com link for this book and it says that it's a fictional story based on contemporary male and African American
tales. After reading the two stories found in this book I take them as a warning to any man going their own way that our first rule if and when we date is don't date single mothers. Ninety percent of the drama found in this book can be easily avoided by following that rule. But even still reading the drama was entertaining as this book is extremely descriptive. It gives you subtle details behind the characters, motivations and actually reads like a first hand account instead of simply fiction. Sometimes I had a hard time not believing that the main character doesn't actually exist. That's why I keep thinking that he has to be a real person or these have to be the experiences of the author that he's sharing. Anyways, the first half Linh the Vietnamese single mother of two children gets the plaque cleaned off her dirty teeth and her sexual marketplace value increases. And because of that Reggie, the main character says that when a woman gets a boob job and other upgrades for her body her value goes up because more guys then no want women that is custom built and not off the rack. Or a plain Jane. Reggie had great sex with her before the dental work but now would probably have to jump through additional hoops to get what he had before which I presume is the great sex?
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