This raw, philosophical, and unflinchingly honest treatise asserts that beauty is the most active agent in the life of man, responsible for our greatest happiness and deepest misery. Drawing on decades of personal experience, the author presents a unique psychological study of the heterosexual male, arguing that the pursuit of a beautiful partner is his existence's overwhelming priority. This groundbreaking work includes an unprecedented attempt to quantify the emotional devastation and suicidal despair that results from a life lived bereft of romantic love. A challenging and essential read for anyone seeking to understand the extreme, high-stakes role of beauty in the male psyche. About the Author According to Mr. Santoli, "Any reader's foray into any of my formerly published offerings would likely provide said reader with a further sense of my identity and/or sensibilities—as I only tend to write about topics that resonate with my personality and interests." Mr. Santoli's other works include: A Better Brand of Basketball, In Pursuit of Perfect Poker, The Logical Approach to Christianity, Rebirth of Pragmatism, Presidential Overhaul, and The New Reformation Movement.