Clockwerk50
Master Don Juan
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I don’t think I can add much, as I believe The Duke was extremely thorough in his response. In my opinion, there are two stages in a woman's prime and post-prime where they enjoy attention differently.
The first stage is when they initially experience attention and compete with other women for it. This competition can involve factors like physical appearance, fashion, surgeries, makeup, hair, social media followers, travel, and dining at upscale restaurants. They want to feel famous and have their fans.
The second stage occurs when they try to settle down and focus their efforts on gaining the attention of a specific high-value man (HVM). During this phase, they become less interested in the attention of men they don’t value and they are actually disgusted by them.
For example, my neighbor, who was a law clerk, used to wake up at 4:00 a.m. to attract the attention of a sought-after lawyer, and she eventually married him. I’ve mentioned her before, and this reminds me of a video I’ve linked below.
To emphasize this point, in the article "You Are Not Her Top Choice," it’s noted that when her phone vibrates or rings, she gets excited, hoping it’s from her top choice. If she sees it’s from someone lower on her list, disappointment sets in, and she begins to associate that person with disappointment.
The first stage is when they initially experience attention and compete with other women for it. This competition can involve factors like physical appearance, fashion, surgeries, makeup, hair, social media followers, travel, and dining at upscale restaurants. They want to feel famous and have their fans.
The second stage occurs when they try to settle down and focus their efforts on gaining the attention of a specific high-value man (HVM). During this phase, they become less interested in the attention of men they don’t value and they are actually disgusted by them.
For example, my neighbor, who was a law clerk, used to wake up at 4:00 a.m. to attract the attention of a sought-after lawyer, and she eventually married him. I’ve mentioned her before, and this reminds me of a video I’ve linked below.
To emphasize this point, in the article "You Are Not Her Top Choice," it’s noted that when her phone vibrates or rings, she gets excited, hoping it’s from her top choice. If she sees it’s from someone lower on her list, disappointment sets in, and she begins to associate that person with disappointment.