I used to date this girl who clearly pegged me as a provider, this was before going MGTOW. I only invested in the relationship enough to get to the sex, buying her gifts, flowers, food, driving her places, basically being her little beta slave bitch boy, which actually somehow worked in getting her pants off in about a month or so. Then I just kept banging her until I inevitably got sick of her and her shit, of which there was A LOT, and dumped and ghosted her.

Needless to say she did not take it well. She harassed me for months and months, sent threatening texts and letters, blackmail, threatened rape charges, etc. I pretty much just ignored all her attempts at contact. Later that year she said she was pregnant and that it was mine but it clearly wasn't mine and she threatened to sue. Ignored ignored ignored. I would never do this today in light of metoo

I never really thought about why she was so angry until now, but everything made sense seeing it through and RP lens.

Women have different sets of rules for alphas and betas, just like how men hold relationship women to a much higher standard than bustanut women. I was cast as the beta provider in her soap opera, the "price" that I was expected to pay for sex with her was lifelong or substantially long periods of financial and emotional commitment. She put out and expected that as payment.

By pumping and dumping her when I got sick of her shit, I basically weaseled out of paying the beta MSRP and instead paid the discounted alpha rate. Of course she's going to be pissed because I basically committed highway Robbery except the commodity being robbed is sex.

Nothing infuriates them more than being pump and dumped by a beta, it's akin to being ripped off in a bad deal.

I didn't know about red pill back then. I didn't even want to be her boyfriend, I just wanted to fuck her a few times and leave.

It gives me hope that maybe in the future, all the beta men of today rise up and get their act together, and either go their own way for good or get a vasectomy and pounce on the millennial spinster train to get their rocks off and nothing more. It just might be a desperately needed market correction.