May 2012, I'm sitting on Facebook browsing people's pictures and getting caught up in their gossip when I notice that a girl I knew in high school, and kept track of via Facebook, had a new relationship. We'll call her Patty.

This had surprised me at the time. Patty had always been making posts on Facebook regarding how amazing her boyfriend was; how special and nice he was; how good to her he was- how he was what Patty had always wanted. Sure he was down on his luck, career wise, but they were engaged, and having known him in high school also, I can confirm that he was a good guy.

So, it was a shock to see Patty ditch him so quickly and cleanly, and begin dating someone else in one fluid motion. Quickly and easily the ex was removed from her life, and in his place was a more alpha version.

Me, today? It would barely register amongst all of the blue pill examples I've seen in the past year, both on TRP and with people I know. It would be another statistic, no big surprise. But, without that TRP framework, the situation can be entirely confusing.

So, at the time, I saw a mutual high school friend of the couple on Facebook ("Fatty") and had messaged her. This situation needed to be discussed and figured out. Now, Fatty is the epitome of hard zero in SMV; but on the flipside, in an overall value type of way, she was fun to talk to, smart, and witty.

It always shocked me that Fatty had even met a guy in college and married him. He was a total zero Omega, 100% virgin, and never had so much as a date with another girl. He had Fatty on as high a pedestal as one could hoist her rotund body simply because he assumed that no other girl would give him the time of day. Their relationship was never built on attraction, but mutual acceptance; kind of like roommates who had horrible luck finding others to share a dwelling.

I had just assumed that Fatty knew her non-existent SMV, and was happy that anyone decent accepted her (and, as Omegas go, this guy was as decent as you could find).

So as her and I were sorting through the gossip of Patty's break up and newfound love interest, and my confusion as to WTF had happened (remember, 2012 me was just initially putting the pieces together...) when Fatty drops a big fat bomb on me... Fatty says:

"Well, I don't know what I would do if someone much better than my Omega showed interest in me"

Son of a bitch.

Fatty would have been the first one to try to sell you on the legitimacy of her relationship. Her omega was not an omega at all! He was amazing! She was so in love! His beta behavior was adorable and showed his loyalty! He kissed her ass and had her on a pedestal because he was so in love! Surely Fatty believed all of this and realized that no one, and I mean NO ONE ELSE, would be interested?

No, stupid. This behavior only served to raise her own self-perceived SMV, and served to create entitlement. Instead of being grateful that SOMEONE accepted her, loved her, and gave her LOVING ATTENTION and BETA AFFECTION, her take aways were that she was ENTITLED to such attention and affection, but RESENTED the omega giving it to her.... if someone with a higher status came along, she would jump ship. Easy peasy.

A year and a half later, it still gets me... Even the women who seem like they should be GRATEFUL to have their omega/beta boys- the ones with little to no SMV, the fat ones, the ones who look retarded are still drinking the mainstream blue pill kool-aid of equating vagina with immediate entitlement.

Oh, and her omega? After ten years of using rented construction equipment to hoist her obese body onto a pedestal, he got a tiny taste of acceptance from another girl and bailed as quickly as he could. Fatty cries victim, but I know better.

Now Fatty is still sucking down the kool-aid and thinks "everyone eventually can find their someone" and is putting together dating site profiles. In her early 30s, even an Omega can find a younger Fatty.... so her best case scenario is to end up trading down and finding an ULTRA MEGA INFINITY OMEGA.

To be continued...