Women do not reinvent themselves

 

One of the most important facts that will help you swallow the Red Pill is that women do not reinvent themselves in life. It means that they'll remain the same for the rest of their life when it comes to core personality, decision-making and hamstering. They may pretend that they're someone new, which is like when a slut says she's now a good girl.

 

A woman who pretends to reinvent herself

 

She will be hamstering her new identity. But fundamentally, she will still be the same person - the continuity of who she used to be in terms of thinking patterns and decision-making: someone logically erratic, who reasons with emotions, who hamsters reasons to justify prior choices, etc.

 

Men who reinvent themselves

 

When a man reinvent himself (usually after some cracks of lights on the BP mythology), he will really become someone else. That's what "popular culture" (i.e. BP mythology) calls the midlife crisis.

 

So, what's the main difference between a man and a woman when it comes to reinventing oneself?

 

The man won't hamster what he did in the past and why he did it. He will assume his mistakes (like most priori BPers on here). He will take full responsibility for it, understand the shitty decisions he made, and promise himself not to make them again. He will have become fundamentally different when it comes to decision-making.