Challenging the "Red Pill" Notion: The Diverse Spectrum of Womens

The "redpill" theories suggest that some laws apply to women's "nature" the same way, but: are all women the same?

For example, two women with different personalities and interests may have different reactions to the same "alpha" male.
The first one, who is extrovert and enjoys sports and luxury travel, may be fine with the alpha male's behavior.
The second one, who is introverted and enjoys romantic and cultural activities, have hobbies such as reading, art, music, could feel mistreated by the same behavior?

How do we know? This raises the question of whether the second woman, by her nature, would still be driven and attracted to the "rude, alpha male", because really her nature tells to do "this" and "that, or, if she would prefer a more "beta" male? Since we are not in the head of other people, harder if those people are of another sex, Is there any truth on this? May a woman experience "oneitis"? Which are the characteristics of a woman who could love in another way?

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