I'll try to simplify it in bullet points :

  • Women never see men as their equal. A woman either admires a man or she looks down on him, but she never sees him as an equal.
  • When a woman puts a man in the "friendzone", it means she regards him as less than equal.
  • For a man to be sexually attracted to a woman, she must admire him.
  • Women are attracted to what they perceive in men as "strength". This can translate to anything from physical strength to confidence to intelligence and often is a mixture of elements.
  • Note the relevance of the word "perceive" in previous bullet point. In practice, a narcissistic machiavellistic sociopath (aka "dark triad") man will be able to seduce most women, even though their behavior is often but a front for an inferiority complex. Meanwhile, a humble but noble man who's honest tends to be much less succesful gaining female attention.
  • A woman's respect for a man is dependent on the perception of strength and is likely to wane the more weakness she detects in a man.
  • Once a woman considers her male romantic partner less than equal, she has de facto frienzoned her in her head / heart.
  • Once a woman has friendzoned her male partner, she will typically remain with him until she's found a suitable replacement in the form of another man or woman who is hovering in the "friendzone".
  • Once a woman has found a suitable replacement for her male partner, she may decide to stay with her partner and cheat on him with the replacement, or simply "monkey branch" (break up and switch).
  • Most women will have at least one person in the "friendzone" at all times who is sexually interested in her. In many (but not all) cases this is a deliberate choice and considered a "backup partner", either for cheating, or for "monkey branching". Such individuals may be male or female themselves.
  • In uncommon cases where a woman does not wait to break up with her male partner until she's found a replacement, she's unlikely to look for a replacement after the breakup, and it means she wants to stay solo for at least a while.
  • Feminism made women believe that men are their enemy, based on a very warped perception of history. This makes them hostile towards all or most men. If they do not regard you as their enemy as an individual, they're likely to consider you an exception.
  • Feminism made men believe they need to behave in a more masculine manner. Yet, women who act in a masculine manner without this being their true nature will feel unhappy because of it, and it will make them less attractive to heterosexual men.
  • Women who have a genuine personality that would be considered stereotypically masculine (aka "tomboys") typically don't get along with most heterosexual women.
  • Heterosexual & bisexual tomboys typically prefer the company of men over the company of women. Lesbian tomboys do not, but not because it's easier for them to get along with women. Instead, it will usually be because nearly all male friendships result in the man developing a crush on her, which lesbians (for obvious reasons) tend to get annoyed by.
  • Heterosexual tomboys are much less likely to complain about men or identify as "feminist". Yet, in practice, they're usually at least as independent than the more feminine women.
  • Most women will believe their "value" on the "sexual marketplace" is significantly higher than it actually is because even women who would be considered "below average" in terms of sexual attraction by most men typically get dozens if not hundreds of matches on Tinder per year if they are active on Tinder, and women nearly always fail to realize that probably all men have (sometimes significantly) lower standards for sex than for commitment in the form of a long term relationship / marriage.
  • The more "options" a woman believes she has on the "sexual marketplace", the less likely she is to commit to any man, regardless of how many checkboxes he ticks, and the more likely she will end up losing respect for her current romantic partner, typically resulting in cheating on him or "monkey branching".
  • Feminism has taught women believe they should have (often very unrealisticly) very high standards, and that any man who does not meet those standards should be ignored of "friendzoned". This results in many women failing to even consider the most suitable partners to her as an option, pursuing only men only interested in sleeping in her. And it also further motivates women to cheat or "monkey branch".

Note my common use of terms like "usually", "typically", etc. I try to avoid generalizing, and the usage of such qualifiers are explicit attempts to NOT generalize.

There are, however, some patterns I have behaved in all women I know well enough to make such judgements, which means they were typically either close friends or former lovers. In such cases, I explicitly did not add such a qualifier.

Nonetheless, I may have left our some nuances. In fact, I probably did. By no means do I suggests that my experience with all women in my life can completely summed up in just these bullet points.

I think it more or less covers the most important patterns I've observed as detailed as I could while still being somewhat concise.