Many (NOT ALL) women have been made to think that their only true power in a relationship dynamic is the sex they offer.
It is what I call the "Magic Pussy Theory". It means that in high stakes circumstances of a relationship, a woman will open or close her pearly gates in order to advance her position.
If she wants to attract a doctor or lawyer or high value man of prestige, she is more likely to have sex with him at early stages of a companionship. If a woman is angry or upset with her spouse she is likely to withhold sex as a form of punishment.
Because men are not as hypergamous as women, there may be some truth to the Magic Pussy Theory I have made up. For example, on dating apps, many men don't care about your advanced degree, or that you are a lawyer, or that you are funny. Many men aren't even looking at your profile other than your pictures. We are swiping on tits and waistline.
The end of sex is the end of a relationship. Without sex all you have is a roommate.
When a woman stops having sex with a man she is consciously or subconsciously signaling that something is seriously wrong in the relationship. Most women are not brought up by fathers to teach them the masculine strength of assertiveness and communication. Furthermore, society compels women to be submission and men to lead. It means women engage in passive aggressive behavior or refusal of sex to manipulate men into submission.
The Magic Pussy Theory when implemented often fails.
You see, a high value man has an abundance of options. A woman must step outside her comfort zone and offer more than sexual blackmail. She actually must communicate with her man. A woman must show that she has more to offer than just sex. When a high value guy can be deep inside anyone, what is it that he is longing for when you are out of the picture?
Unfortunately, many women think that a magical pussy grants them a pass for obnoxious, childlike behavior.
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