How much "danger" do women like in a man?

What is "danger?"

How do you cultivate it if you lack it?

Do they like a man who COULD be dangerous or COULD "break the rules" IF he wanted to, but he CHOOSES not to?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQ5oqgJWJyw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4PS_DhzyDg

Jordan Peterson talks about this a lot, but I have massive ADHD, so I'm unable to sit through his ramblings.

(Note: Many people have also said that they don't want to sit through Peterson's inefficient lectures; has anyone put Peterson's USEFUL life advice in bullet-point format? It would probably be one or two short pages of material once you eliminated the fluff.)

Beauty and the Beast is the best example of this, but there are probably many examples.

"Danger" is supposed to be a major theme in female sexual psychology.

I found this comment:

the female success story is the harlequin romance. It is the taming of the wild beast by an attractive, cunning female. (Beauty and the Beast, Twilight) It is basically the taming of a high-status bachelor to receive what she wants in life.

I also found this one, which was interesting:

For a perfect example (and one of my favorites), Beauty and the Beast. Gaston was a handsome asshole. The Beast was grotesque and acted like an insecure, angry beta male. Belle was an attractive, bookish and somewhat aloof woman. Yet, somehow, Gaston wasn't able to win her over. He could've very easily had a foursome with those attractive, blond, yet simple big-breasted triplets, though (which is definitely what TRP would want). Anyway, in the end, Belle comes to see and love the beast for his inner qualities, rather than his hideous exterior, and this is what metaphorically transforms him into the Chad that he truly was on the inside.