Desdinova
Master Don Juan
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Women live in the moment of their emotions. If A gets comfortable and caters to her whims, then B has the potential to come in and give her a nice dose of emotional fluctuation. The woman may suffer remorse after her emotional experience with B comes to an end. She may try and go back to A. We all know scenarios like this happen when a woman we're working on suddenly drops off the face of the Earth.So a woman would completely forget the emotions she experienced with A, because today there's B who makes her experience something different?
Women are less likely to stick with their emotional morals than Men are. A man's spot at the top is never a guarantee of relationship stability. This whole theory is there to help a man improve his chances at having a woman stay with him, and I would say it's improves the odds significantly to a point where it's as close to a guarantee as you can get. If I'm in the market for a LTR, I'm going to have more confidence in pursuing an 18 year old virgin than I would pursuing a 33 year old single mom, even if she's known me for the last 15 years. The 18 year old is going to have men on her list with extremely low scores whereas the single mom has men on her list (including myself) who have been living in her brain for years, constantly increasing their scores. The odds are better with the 18 year old who is much closer to being a blank slate.
It mainly encompasses women before they enter Menopause. In this case (at least with what I've seen), Menopause appears to be some sort of a reset button. A woman goes through hormonal changes that affect the brain chemistry. HST may become completely irrelevant at this point, but don't quote me on that. I haven't done much exploration with post-Menopausal women because I have no desire to go out and fvck a random granny. Although it may be fascinating, post-Menopausal women are largely irrelevant to me. However, if you're with the 18 year old up to the point where she's finished Menopause, you've got familiarity and history on your side. She also doesn't know anything else besides life with you.So your theory is targeting 20's to 30's but not what happen after?
A post-menopausal woman's emotional attachment to you could just simply disappear. I've seen couples who have split after 40-50 years of marriage. However, if you're with a woman who's significantly younger than you, then who give a fvck? You might be dead by the time she's done Menopause.
Questions prompt exploration in thought. I will always welcome it. It's better than being a brain dead beta.Sorry if your theory raises questions, but it's very interesting, friend.