Genuine Attraction

I never truly understood crisis. Pain. Life was a struggle. Each day. By the minute. Ed Baxter & team — quite literally — saved me. Ryan M.

I joined Genuine Attraction and downloaded the App in July of 2023. By far this has been the best decision I have made as a man. When I joined my marriage was coming to an end and I was literally a broken man. Ed and his group of coaches have pulled me up from the depths and my life a year later is on fire. By far if anyone is on the fence about joining this do not hesitate, it is worth every penny and the ROI on and in yourself is priceless!

This course has completely changed my life! Ed is such a good coach. He is stern but loving at the same time. He has so much knowledge of relationship and well being. If you are looking for a transformational coach and take your life to the next level you need to join this group.

This program is the blueprint for you to not only resolve the relational issues you're facing... But also helps you dial in every other area of your life and actually gives you a road map on HOW you as a man need to show up and never end up in a bad situation again. Society fails the majority on what a healthy relationship means, what it means to be a man, and how to show up for your wife. What you learn here is what every couple needs to ensure they have a thriving relationship, don't hesitate if you're on the fence, this place will change your life forever if you do the work required.

My experience with the app (and really more the service as a whole) is that I STRONGLY caution anyone to really know what they’re signing up for before they sign the expensive contract. I’ll admit that it sounds like plenty of people have had a genuinely good experience getting valuable tools and healing from this service. That’s great. However, my experience was that I was hard-sold while in a very emotionally vulnerable state (before signing up for the program, they will call you and do their best to convince you to sign up on the spot - and “I need more time to think” was apparently not an acceptable answer for the salesman who then put extra pressure on me to sign up ASAP). Ultimately, I take responsibility for my choice to enroll, but shame on the sales tactics that guide people to believe this is “the answer” to the desperate situation they may find themselves in. I was even told on the phone that by signing up and learning these techniques, my income would vastly increase. Even if that were true, that’s a HUGE red flag I couldn’t fully recognize when I was feeling so vulnerable. That’s the sort of thing grifters would say. No one reputable should say this to convince enrollment. The buyer’s remorse kicked in immediately when the very first thing I saw in the app was a post trying to upsell me on suspiciously expensive retreats, in addition to the expensive course I had already just made a commitment to. The very first thing. It was not a good look, and immediately made me feel like some kind of rube. Moreover, the overview information about the course I had signed up for indicated that it was actually seeming less and less relevant to my situation. Certainly less relevant than the sales agent had led me to believe. It was all about “how to recover from a betrayal from your partner” which was weird because that’s not really what happened to me, and I was led to believe the course was applicable to breakups in general. It felt like a bait and switch for sure. Also, I can’t speak to the nature of the course content (more on that in a moment for the reason why) but once I was “in” I started to get more of a sense that I had accidentally fallen into the wrong crowd. Just the vibe I got. The owner of GA will fervently deny any traces of misogyny in his beliefs — and I don’t think he’s lying, but I also don’t know if he’s really aware just how off-putting his beliefs on the differences between men and women are. He has made generalizations about what wo