“Notes from a Virtual Womanizer” are, on the one hand, frank descriptions of situations in which a regular on dating sites found himself: sometimes funny, sometimes banal, sometimes instructive, sometimes provocative. On the other hand, if you think about it, this is a modern saga about restless souls entangled in parallel worlds: online and real. These human souls are unable to cope with everyday life. And they flee from it into the endless expanses of the global Internet. Intellectual and emotional infantilism leaves them no chance in real life, and they transfer their existence online, trying to find there what they desperately lack in life. These souls strive for love, mutual understanding, pleasure, and self-affirmation. They are looking for meaning and justification for their existence. They poke around as if they were alive, although in reality they are just playing a simple performance in a shadow theater. But reality cannot be replaced by the digital world and cannot be deceived: if you have not found yourself, nowhere will you find that other person you are passionately looking for...