Meeting Women’s (Low) Expectations is several things. It is a dating guide, a philosophical treatise, a self-help guide, a commentary of society, and an observation on modern male-female relationships. Most of all it is a fun, humorous look at modern American society. A society that does such a good job providing material needs, that our own nature works against us, allowing women to make poor choices and encourage unproductive traits in men.

The author has drawn upon many personal experiences gained while obtaining an engineering degree, working as a nightclub doorman, and a single guy in his late 20’s.

The book starts with a simple question: Why do women date the men they do? Why does it seem men with no jobs, unstable lives, and generally poor prospects have little trouble finding women?

In simple terms many women find "unfulfilled" potential more attractive than fulfilled potential/success. This is in direct conflict with what society tells us and women's often stated desires.

After “discovering” this phenomenon, the author created a strategy to enable anyone to give many women what they are looking for – which is a guy who isn’t necessarily going anywhere but has “unfulfilled potential” that she can take part in.

Both men and women can benefit from this guide as it adds a new observation to interactions between the genders in current society.