Who is this guy?

So you’re the kind of guy who needs to know who’s behind the site before dropping your email.

Smart move.

My name’s Charlie. I’m from Western Europe, just hit my 40s, and I’m blond with blue eyes.

But not in a Chris Hemsworth kind of way.

More like Mark Zuckerberg after a rough week.

No Harvard, and definitely no billions.

Still, I don’t do too bad on Tinder.

Or Bumble. Or Hinge.

People often ask why I hide behind an avatar.

In a world full of online egos and people obsessed with building their “personal brand,” it might seem odd.

The answer’s simple:

When I started writing back in 2011 (in my native language), I felt way more comfortable talking about how average guys can actually get laid — a touchy subject — behind an avatar.

For privacy.
For freedom.
And the joy of not having to babysit every damn word.

So yeah, 15 years later and I’m still rocking the lab coat, glasses, and hat.
Not for mystery. Just for the laughs.

And hey, Two and a Half Men is still one of the greatest shows ever. Even if Charlie Sheen’s mom still calls him Carlos Estévez.

Alright.

Now that we get each other, let’s talk real.

One thing I’m pretty good at?

Teaching average guys how to squeeze the most out of dating apps.

Or so I’ve been told.

Some guys even say my content is next-level, totally unique, and unlike anything they’ve seen in the English-speaking world.

Okay… that last one I might’ve said myself.

If you’re curious, feel free to sign up and take a look. 

In the first three emails, I’ll show you:

– Real photos of an average guy who went from zero matches to nonstop dates.
– My Tinder strategy to make women laugh (and message me first).
– And how a 44-word bio can get you a date with a woman who’s already thinking about sex before she even shows up.

Totally worth it.

But hey— I’m not exactly neutral here.

Whether it’s worth your time or not…  That’s your call.

Sign up for Charlie’s cult emails about Tinder, sex & dating. Controversial, addictive… and finally unleashed in English

Are you leaving?

That’s fine.

This popup is supposed to stop you with some miracle promise or a 99% discount, but that’s not how I do business.

If you come back, it’ll be because something resonated with you.

If not, no hard feelings.