Minor disrespect from women

[jhonny9546]

see game theory...

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Spoiler: Game Theory

Game theory is the mathematical and logical study of strategic decision-making. It models situations where multiple rational "players" interact, and the outcome for each depends not just on their own choices, but also on the actions of others. [1, 2]

The Mechanics of a "Game"
In game theory, any interactive situation is referred to as a "game". Every game consists of three core components: [1]

• Players: The decision-makers, which could be individuals, corporations, or even nations.
• Strategies: The complete plan of actions available to each player.
• Payoffs: The rewards, consequences, or utilities a player receives at the end of the game. [1]

Key Concepts

• Nash Equilibrium: A concept formulated by mathematician John Nash. It describes a state where no player can improve their payoff by unilaterally changing their strategy, assuming the other players' strategies remain constant. [1, 2]
• Zero-Sum vs. Non-Zero-Sum: In zero-sum games, a player's gain is exactly offset by another's loss (e.g., poker). In non-zero-sum games, the total pool of rewards can shrink or grow, allowing for mutual cooperation or mutual destruction (e.g., business competition). [1, 2]
• Cooperative vs. Non-Cooperative: Cooperative game theory analyzes how players form binding coalitions and negotiate. Non-cooperative game theory focuses on individual decision-making and enforcement of strategic actions. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Classic Examples

• The Prisoner's Dilemma: A famous scenario showing why two completely rational individuals might not cooperate, even if it is in their best interest to do so.
• The Ultimatum Game: Explores how individuals respond to unfairness and bargaining in a strategic environment. [1, 2, 3]

Common Applications
Game theory is widely applied across multiple disciplines to predict behavior and design optimal policies: [1, 2, 3, 4]

• Economics: Used to analyze market competition, oligopolies, and auction designs.
• Biology: Explains evolutionary strategies, survival tactics, and behavioral adaptations in species.
• Political Science: Models international relations, voting behaviors, and nuclear deterrence strategies. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

For tips on how to apply game theory to everyday life and make more strategic

You should tell more about that, and how it links to sosuave or relationships in general

 

[BackInTheGame78]

It may not be possible as you recalibrate, but if you can, skip the step where you actively look for women being disrespectful as if it's your job to police it.

You will come off as weak, try hard and blow things up over minor things that are irrelevant until you are able to find the happy middle.

 

[FlexpertHamilton]

I understand what you mean and that applies to 90% of men that despite their best attempt cannot fake lack of emotions, the poker face quoted.

What I suggested to OP works for me for the simple fact that I dont particularly enjoy womens company, at least not as much as other men let alone use them to validate my worth, I'm genuinely sexist, I see them as kids so it doesnt take me much not to be unfazed from their actions.
I dont get mad if a retard skip the queue in front of me or a kid tells me that I look like a snake.

What you suggest instead doesnt work on women, when you suggest to point at the bad behaviour calmly, you dont get the same logic senseful reaction you would get from a man...she only understand that such behaviour has effects on you and emotions and attention are their currency.
Agree on the walk away part but it has to come from a position of lack of interest not as a rage quitting.

Again keep in mind that I have no issue at all to leave a date on the spot or cut a relationship if my mental stop loss trigger which is clearly not the case for most men.

In my 20 years long experience what I find the most effective is to show that they have no control or influence on me and that I'm more than happy to engage in any conflict whether is a silence game or messing with each other head...I like trolling them so much that any opportunity is a blessing and given how sensitive they are nowadays is like throwing flames on dry silk.

Yes I can relate, I often prefer being alone too, and everyone I know says I'm impossible to read. So most of what I said doesn't apply to myself or indeed many other men who are genuinely apathetic about these sort of things. Though there have been two very specific circumstances where I did have to apply this to a T.

The point I'm making is that it's actually irrelevant whether this sort of behavior actually bothers you, it's the intention behind the action that matters.

@FlexpertHamilton

Are all women really going to act that way towards you? There are just too many times when she acts that way.
You described the behavior you should adopt although I believe you should never react to this. Simply explain it and say what you will do if she continues.

What bothers me most about being in a relationship is having to control her for it.
I mean, it could happen 1 or 2 times a year, or 1 or twice a week.
Things are very different. In the end if he does it too much you have to make your own assessments.

There are actually LTRs that I know of where he's very good at doing this, and he thinks he's omnipotent, but he has to do this every month. Every month she will have a big, important drama to resolve and it will threaten the relationship.
At this point, I think he stays because he gets pleasure from having control over people, in this case, seeing them obediently when he settles back. A normal man would have run away years ago.
(this is the case of this)



This may seem controversial, but if she makes your d1ck hard, and she's dramatic at the same time, it'll still be hard to leave.

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That's also what @Barrister writes.. If it happens again, you leave.
Also, Barrister explained the situation well, but you should give concrete examples in real life of a relationship.
What do you consider


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These are very different things.

You can be with the most beautiful, loving, sweetest woman in the world, but if she does this over and over, even if you can control her and make her obedient, but she will do it again, even if it's not disrespectful, she's just out. As a man, I will walk away.

I don't care about whether or not I'll pass her tests, I care more about my freedom and mental health.
If she does, and when you have kids and other obligations she will do it all the time, I'm sorry, but I'm just out.

I think you would benefit from retardmaxxing

You are thinking and analyzing WAY too much

 

[plumber]

This is from AI

Spoiler: Game Theory

Game theory is the mathematical and logical study of strategic decision-making. It models situations where multiple rational "players" interact, and the outcome for each depends not just on their own choices, but also on the actions of others. [1, 2]

The Mechanics of a "Game"
In game theory, any interactive situation is referred to as a "game". Every game consists of three core components: [1]

• Players: The decision-makers, which could be individuals, corporations, or even nations.
• Strategies: The complete plan of actions available to each player.
• Payoffs: The rewards, consequences, or utilities a player receives at the end of the game. [1]

Key Concepts

• Nash Equilibrium: A concept formulated by mathematician John Nash. It describes a state where no player can improve their payoff by unilaterally changing their strategy, assuming the other players' strategies remain constant. [1, 2]
• Zero-Sum vs. Non-Zero-Sum: In zero-sum games, a player's gain is exactly offset by another's loss (e.g., poker). In non-zero-sum games, the total pool of rewards can shrink or grow, allowing for mutual cooperation or mutual destruction (e.g., business competition). [1, 2]
• Cooperative vs. Non-Cooperative: Cooperative game theory analyzes how players form binding coalitions and negotiate. Non-cooperative game theory focuses on individual decision-making and enforcement of strategic actions. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Classic Examples

• The Prisoner's Dilemma: A famous scenario showing why two completely rational individuals might not cooperate, even if it is in their best interest to do so.
• The Ultimatum Game: Explores how individuals respond to unfairness and bargaining in a strategic environment. [1, 2, 3]

Common Applications
Game theory is widely applied across multiple disciplines to predict behavior and design optimal policies: [1, 2, 3, 4]

• Economics: Used to analyze market competition, oligopolies, and auction designs.
• Biology: Explains evolutionary strategies, survival tactics, and behavioral adaptations in species.
• Political Science: Models international relations, voting behaviors, and nuclear deterrence strategies. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

For tips on how to apply game theory to everyday life and make more strategic

You should tell more about that, and how it links to sosuave or relationships in general

have you ever watched the movie "a beautiful mind". in the show is a scene about the famous nash idea. they actually detail is as about how to deal with competition for best looking woman. interesting and entertaining.

many of the men telling about pick up being a numbers game are hitting an aspect of game theory. but it can be taken further and used to predict response of the targets. or i mean other players in the game.

 

[BillyPilgrim]

I'm like you, I can do it, but the thing that stops me is, "If I leave this woman here, will she be able to go home alone?"
I worry about having to leave her in a certain situation.
How do you feel about that?

This is where immigration control is important lol.