This past Wednesday I told my female friend (let's call her girl J) that our mutual friend (guy P) had his birthday this Friday.
I asked her if she would come join the celebration with others.
Girl J said: 'Well, my other group of friends are hanging out this Friday night, but it's just a normal hangout, so I will come to Guy P's birthday celebration instead.'
Friday rolls around.
She is no where to be found.
I call her up: 'So when are you coming to the birthday party?'
She then plays stupid: 'Party, oh...what are you talking about?'
Obviously she is hanging out with her other group of friends at that time.
I call her out on her BS: 'Don't play dumb, and pretend you forgot you promised me.'
At that split second, she realized she was caught and she displayed the exact same reaction other girls displayed when I called them out on their BS
It's fascinating, it's like for a split second, they realize they are caught lying and they are afraid, like a little girl who gets caught lying to her father.
But then they automatically go into this *rationalization* mode with you. But by the tone of my voice, she realized *the game was up* and I saw through her manipulations. So she nervously said: 'Ok ok, I'll be there.' and she left her other friends to come to the birthday party
Do any of you have similar experiences when you call girls out on their BS?
First, it's the realization they are caught + fear, and then automatically come her rationalizations. The funny thing is, when they rationalize with you, it's almost as if they believe their own BS, I can feel that girls think truth is malleable and fluid with them, it can be bended around to suit their needs. Only when a man uses the iron hammer to smash the truth on girls, do girls actually submit to the truth.
I asked her if she would come join the celebration with others.
Girl J said: 'Well, my other group of friends are hanging out this Friday night, but it's just a normal hangout, so I will come to Guy P's birthday celebration instead.'
Friday rolls around.
She is no where to be found.
I call her up: 'So when are you coming to the birthday party?'
She then plays stupid: 'Party, oh...what are you talking about?'
Obviously she is hanging out with her other group of friends at that time.
I call her out on her BS: 'Don't play dumb, and pretend you forgot you promised me.'
At that split second, she realized she was caught and she displayed the exact same reaction other girls displayed when I called them out on their BS
It's fascinating, it's like for a split second, they realize they are caught lying and they are afraid, like a little girl who gets caught lying to her father.
But then they automatically go into this *rationalization* mode with you. But by the tone of my voice, she realized *the game was up* and I saw through her manipulations. So she nervously said: 'Ok ok, I'll be there.' and she left her other friends to come to the birthday party
Do any of you have similar experiences when you call girls out on their BS?
First, it's the realization they are caught + fear, and then automatically come her rationalizations. The funny thing is, when they rationalize with you, it's almost as if they believe their own BS, I can feel that girls think truth is malleable and fluid with them, it can be bended around to suit their needs. Only when a man uses the iron hammer to smash the truth on girls, do girls actually submit to the truth.