Why nice people are scary

My sister showed me this today, since she has a rough idea of the red pill lens I view life through nowadays, she said it reminded her of me.

It seems like its half true but overall misses the bigger picture. It ends on the note that, this kid needs to keep pressing on as nice and loving as possible, buying her flowers and calling her non-stop and eventually she will come around and everything will work out.

I told my sister I could write a part 2 to this clip viewed through a red pill lens that would be actually realistic to the outcome and it would go like this:

She never lost attraction for the suit and tie guy (who we'll call mike.) he was just unavailable to her so she settled for ian. Over the next two months they get closer, ian really likes her. She is ambivalent the whole way, but she continues to hang out with him because why not ? He is there for her at all times and he comforts her and makes her feel good about herself. Ian ends up putting a lot of the other areas of his life on the backburner just so he can spend more time with her, always buying her dinners and gifts and constantly looking up to her to the point that she has no choice but to look down on him. Ian is now madly in love and is so happy to have a girlfriend and she remains pretty ambivalent but grateful because ian really is a great guy.

Two months later mike randomly texts her, she immediately gets excited and butterflies in her stomach. Mike asks her to come meet up for a drink, which she does.. One thing leads to the next and she ends up having sex with him. Not only does she have sex with him but it's waaay better than the sex with ian because mike is more dominant and throws her around a bit and she likes that.

She leaves Mikes place the next day because mike is a busy man with his work being his priority and he really just wanted one off sex with her because he hasn't seen her in a while. She goes back home and Ian on que, comes to see her that night. She can't even look at Ian's dorky face after her wicked night the night before. Ian knows something is up because she is being all cold to him. He asks what's up and she breaks down telling him everything that happened. Ian can't understand how after all the hard work he put into keeping her happy she would go bang some dude who didn't give a shit about her. Ian starts crying and doesn't want to lose her so he tells her "we can work through this" and she agrees because ian is a great guy and she doesn't want to lose his support and supplication. Meanwhile her sexual attraction to Ian has now sunk to an all-time low. She straight up doesn't want to have sex with him at all now hahahha.

What's worse is even if Ian does man up and move on to a new girl (which is actually the best and only option for him now) the EXACT same shit would happen with a new girl too, because it's at a core level that Ian has fundamental issues. He just has no idea that attraction isn't based on nice guy points. It's based on masculine qualities like leadership/dominance, or basically anything fueled by testosterone at it's core. The good news is basically every man has these qualities in them they have just learned so many bad habits in this feminist equal society we live in that he thinks he has to try so hard to win her love. It's not so much a matter of learning new ways, it's a matter of UNLEARNING his habits of pedestalizing women.

But hey all she is looking for is someone who is "Kind, Funny & Nice", thats not too much to ask is it ?!?! You ask 100 women what they want in a man and they all instantly gush about a loving sensitive caring tentative guy. And while girls do like that stuff and want security, sexual attraction is not only something completely different, but it usually is the polar opposite !

To be honest this is such red pill 101 shit that this feels like a big re-hash, but I thought I would share anyways.