Preventive Medicine - Alpha Phase, Beta Phase

[justacoder]

In the context of preventive medicine (TRM Vol 2), I have a question in my experience with women, I have definitely seen that when they go through the proliferate phase and ovulation, they reciprocate more to me for sexual favours, more like begging to get it, and on the other hand, when in the luteal phase, they are much more on the provider aspect, more like acting like a teddy in my zone who's seeking comfort and being all lovey-dovey. So, one should use this thing to their advantage like shifting in the spectrum when needed depending upon what phase is going on for a woman, balancing up the protector and the provider ability when needed as per the phase she's going through, or just being as it is and not caring about any phase or such. But no doubt I experienced these shifts in women very obviously. Also I don't actually remember the point where it was mentioned we can sense if any woman is in which phase like the voice shifts or such. New to this thing any advice/suggestion would be appreciated.


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[BPH]

 

[BillyPilgrim]

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I think he's saying we should ask the chick we're talking to if she's ovulating or not. Greasy smirk optional.

 

[SW15]

This analysis has some value in theory but less in practice.

The biggest issue with this analysis is that a good portion of women 18-34 are on some sort of birth control. The model above assumes the woman isn't using a form of hormonal birth control. That's not a good assumption for men in the field trying to seduce new women or maintain their current relationships.

This information is most useful if you know that you're seeing a woman who isn't using birth control and you know when she had her last period. You can use this information to emphasize/de-emphasize certain behaviors based on her menstrual cycle. Not every woman has a 28 day cycle, but it's possible to use it as a rough guide.

It's possible to use this information to see if you can find an ovulating woman when you are out doing approaches at a nightlife venue. It's possible to observe behaviors consistent with ovulation in a nightlife venue and then escalate hard to try to get the one night stand. In that situation, using condoms would be important if that happens. In practice, most nightlife venue approachers are not going to see such obvious ovulation cues. Additionally, most women at nightlife venues will be using a form of birth control.

Non-bar approachers would be less likely to encounter a woman who is single & available and also ovulating at the same time in a non-bar approach. Additionally, non-bar approaching is geared towards setting up future social outings and it would be difficult to set a first date while she's ovulating. Depending on the non-bar venue where the man approaches, there's also a good chance that the women he approaches are using birth control too.

Men using tech methods (swipe apps and social media DMs) might be able to observe ovulation signs on an app arranged first date. It's less likely this will happen because his date is likely on birth control and if she isn't, it is less probable she's ovulating on the night of their first date.

The best advice is to adopt more of an alpha/sigma male mindset and the correct alpha/sigma behaviors will follow.

 

[justacoder]

This analysis has some value in theory but less in practice.

The biggest issue with this analysis is that a good portion of women 18-34 are on some sort of birth control. The model above assumes the woman isn't using a form of hormonal birth control. That's not a good assumption for men in the field trying to seduce new women or maintain their current relationships.

This information is most useful if you know that you're seeing a woman who isn't using birth control and you know when she had her last period. You can use this information to emphasize/de-emphasize certain behaviors based on her menstrual cycle. Not every woman has a 28 day cycle, but it's possible to use it as a rough guide.

It's possible to use this information to see if you can find an ovulating woman when you are out doing approaches at a nightlife venue. It's possible to observe behaviors consistent with ovulation in a nightlife venue and then escalate hard to try to get the one night stand. In that situation, using condoms would be important if that happens. In practice, most nightlife venue approachers are not going to see such obvious ovulation cues. Additionally, most women at nightlife venues will be using a form of birth control.

Non-bar approachers would be less likely to encounter a woman who is single & available and also ovulating at the same time in a non-bar approach. Additionally, non-bar approaching is geared towards setting up future social outings and it would be difficult to set a first date while she's ovulating. Depending on the non-bar venue where the man approaches, there's also a good chance that the women he approaches are using birth control too.

Men using tech methods (swipe apps and social media DMs) might be able to observe ovulation signs on an app arranged first date. It's less likely this will happen because his date is likely on birth control and if she isn't, it is less probable she's ovulating on the night of their first date.

The best advice is to adopt more of an alpha/sigma male mindset and the correct alpha/sigma behaviors will follow.

At first thanks and respect for your reply being clear and easy on this rather than making fun about it. I'll use this as a rough guide and use this whenever I find such signs and situations relative to this concept.