Jenny White

"Women tend to be nosy about men they really like. Very nosy. That's why they snoop. That's why they try and dig up dirt. That's why they're curious about why you're following certain girls on Instagram and stress about it."

"You really can't go wrong in terms of building attraction with others if you remain self-aware and socially conscientious in how you flirt with people and make things interesting for them."

"So while you're under the initial 'probationary period' stage with your potential mate, you should make the utmost use of your seduction skills (especially as a woman) and get inside the person's mind and occupy as much space as you can there for as long as you can."

"A guy who genuinely likes you will not get agitated or offended if you tell him no. He won't socially-isolate you, punish you and treat you like a leper if you don't grant him the sex he feels entitled to."

"If a woman is not young and beautiful, she isn't even seen by the vast majority of red pill men to even be human. Many of them freely admit this out loud in hitting women upside the head with insults about 'the wall' implying that a woman has no value beyond what she can provide to a man sexually."

"I was a pessimist too for a period of my young life (particularly early 20's which is universally miserable for both men and woman alike) and I had some trouble in my relationships–I had been attracting negative energy because that's what I was putting out."

"It's immaturity. It's perpetual female adolescence. A grown woman who is selfish, entitled, rejects her femininity and displays ugly, unattractive female behaviors is immature."

"There's a very valid reason thirsty, needy people get rejected out the gate or somewhere down the line. It screams 'lunatic with a screw loose that I shouldn't touch with a ten foot pole.'"

"Men aren't stupid. Any man who's worth anything in this world is not naive when it comes to women. They know what's expected of them and they know they are supposed to fulfill certain male expectations in the relationship."