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Even before I took the red pill, I noticed something: women seem drawn to chaos. They ridicule men who value peace by calling them:

• Boring
• Selfish
• Lame
• And more...

It’s not hard to figure out — if you value your peace, then finding a partner who feels the same should be a win. But instead, we’ve got the vast majority of women acting like peace is something shameful. Like calm is a disease. If you mock people for wanting peace, then let’s call it what it is: you don’t value peace. You thrive in chaos.

This isn’t new for me. Middle school was when I first noticed how manipulative girls could be. High school only proved the point. Most of the fights I saw? Girls. And I’d skip lunch some days just to avoid sitting near girls who spent the whole time gossiping, scheming, and planning drama like it was a group project.

That’s when I accepted it: peace doesn’t exist in a woman’s world. If she’s not starting chaos, she’s stuck in the middle of it. And the kicker? She’ll act like it just “happened” to her — like she’s the victim, not the one lighting the fuse.

It’s not about avoiding conflict — it’s about needing it. Needing the attention, the validation, the spotlight. That’s the real addiction.

Here's the scenario, and it's a real one actually. You get into a fight with a girl who takes karate. She's got a kind of bully attitude. She aims a straight karate kick at the middle of ur tummy. I have ur hands by ur sides but as her kick comes out at u you cup both ur hands in front right around ur lower tummy. Her foot drops perfectly into both ur hands so u grip it firmly with both hands and hold it. She starts cussing at you and struggling to get her foot back but can't because I got it gripped with both hands so she can't do anything. She's frustrated asf sorta hopping on 1 foot cussing at u while u hold it firmly. How much longer from this point do u continue to grip her foot firmly in front of ur tummy with both ur hands before u give it back to her?