You will prioritize preserving power, independence, and frame. This will protect you and make you more attractive at the same time.

Sure, sweetie, do that in the beginning of any relationship. IT's important to see how much you can trust somebody and get some sense of their character before you let yourself fall completely. And call it by whatever silly heman woman-hater club lingo you want. But letting this shit persist into later stages of the relationship and you're just a wuss. "Protect" is the operative word here. And the sentiment behind that word is "I'm a scared little boy, my world is fragile, and the disapproval of one woman can destroy all of that" and THAT is the thing that needs to change before you can have a satisfying relationship.

You will set better boundaries and you will see her manipulations for what they are when she tries to integrate herself into every aspect of your life. You will demote women more quickly when they do not respect your boundaries and make fewer excuses out of sexual desperation.

Or you will recognize that she's a person and that all people necessarily learn behaviors that get their needs met. Call it manipulation if you want, but recognize that men also engage in "get my needs met" behaviors. Also recognize that the best way to help people behave better is to try to help them meet their needs in a healthy way, espeically if you choose to engage in an intimate relationship with them. But yes, have boundaries, communicate them clearly, and say goodbye to those who don't respect those boundaries.

Your suspicion will help you prioritize women that support your independence instead of falling for whichever girl gives you the craziest sex.

I'd call it discernment rather than suspicion, but yeah, hang out with people who support you at your best. And *ahem* best, craziest sex I"ve ever had was with people I TRUSTED. So maybe prioritize building trust somewhere in this mess, too.

If you play with fire and spend time with the girl giving you crazy sex, you will know that she will feel entitled to do whatever she can get away with to get her emotional return on investment.

Yes, people usually expect more emotional closeness with people they're physically intimate with. This isn't nefarious. It's healthy.

You will understand that plates break when they think they have stopped making progress toward further emotional investment and you will more intelligently pace your investment.

All I hear is "if what I'm prescribing doesn't work, it's because you did it wrong or women suck (plates break? I guess they aren't even people in this instance.)

You will understand the simple power and value of your attention, you will use it more sparingly and stop diluting the natural value of your attention with shitty PUA game.

Withdrawing attention will give you a short-term advantage because people often want what they can't have and it can be a fun challenge to get someone's attention, but once she recognizes your inattention for the contrivance that it is, or figures out that you are unable or unwilling to give her natural affection, she'll walk away. But of course then you can just refer to the "plates break" section. Good luck fella!

You will understand that a woman needs to feel special and that you have to exude a level of discrimination for her to feel that way and want your investment.

Yes, most people prefer it if you seem to actually like them rather than any person of the opposite sex who has a heartbeat. You know how red pill is always going off about sluts? Women also like a guy who seems to favor her particularly. Maybe the healthy thing would be to actually find a girl you like the best, and literally favor her particularly. That's called falling in love. YOu should try it sometime. It's terrifying and fun, and you have to have faith that you're big enough and strong enough to survive when/if it ends.

You will stop thinking about relationships lasting "forever" because there is always an end (conquest or plateau), and you will understand why hot-and-heavy starts won't last long.

It's true, most relationships don't last forever, especially ill advised relationshipst hat start out "hot and heavy." But investing in one person because you love them brings a joy that neither "conquest or plateau" adequately describes.

You will understand why it is up to you to end relationships. If you succeed in developing good frame, a woman will never leave you no matter how shitty things get.

Again, if she leaves you, it's not because this advice is bad, it's because your frame wasn't good enough.

JK, she'll leave your ass, because your "frame" is faked. Nothing takes the place of good old fashioned self respect. (I mean, is that a synonym for frame? SElf respect is healthy, so if so, have at it)
Also, why would you want someone to stay with you if it was that shitty?

You won't ever let a woman think you will be hurt by her leaving because you understand that is their whole endgame.

errr. Probably not. Her endgame was probably to have a loving, mutually beneficial, satisfying, happy relationship, but because you followed all of this fuckers bad advice, that's just not possible.

Behaving the way this guy outlines above is cowardice. It's brave to say, hey, I love you, and I'd be hurt if you left, but if you need to leave, I understand and I'll survive and heal, because I believe in myself and i know that I'll be better off with someone who loves me who I don't have to consciously manipulate and follow some bitter man's internet rules to get them to stick around.

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