Women should never trust other women's dating and life advice. Women tend to be conformists who yield to peer pressure quickly.

Many may lack critical reasoning abilities or the ability to connect dots.

Dumb women will sabotage and destroy their life and relationship by taking their female friend's advise. After a decade it will be too late to fix those issues.

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Appearance Sabotage

The study "Off with her hair: Intrasexually competitive women advise other women to cut off more hair" by Danielle Sulikowski and her team provides empirical evidence that women with higher levels of intrasexual competitiveness tend to suggest more drastic haircuts for attractive women, subtly undermining their appearance and reducing competition for mates.

Encouraging Risky Behaviors

Women sometimes celebrate or encourage behaviors like joining OnlyFans, knowing these actions can harm a woman's reputation. This aligns with findings by Tracy Vaillancourt and Aanchal Sharma, who discovered that women often judge and condemn each other based on appearance. They showed that women criticized peers dressed provocatively more harshly than those in casual attire, suggesting an underlying motive to diminish perceived competition. More details can be found in Psychology Today.

Undermining Advice and Sabotage

According to a study by Joseph P. Vandello and Jennifer K. Bosson, "Hard Won and Easily Lost: A Review and Synthesis of Theory and Research on Precarious Manhood", women may indirectly undermine their peers through negative advice or subtle manipulations that affect their peers' social standing and attractiveness. This behavior can be seen as a form of covert aggression to reduce competition in social and mating arenas.

Real-Life Examples

In real-world settings, such behaviors are frequently observed. For instance, women may persuade peers to adopt drug habits or other self-destructive behaviors, resulting in a loss of attractiveness and reducing competition. Additionally, in workplaces, women might suggest less flattering haircuts or dressing styles, knowing these choices could make colleagues less appealing to valuable men. These behaviors are documented in various Psychology Today articles.

Additional Research Evidence

  1. Female Competition in Evolutionary Psychology:

    • Research by Joyce Benenson at Emmanuel College in Boston highlights that female competition often manifests through veiled aggression rather than physical confrontations, aimed at protecting their reproductive success and diminishing rivals’ attractiveness. More can be read on Psychology Today.

  2. Social Exclusion:

    • Studies have shown that women often engage in social exclusion of attractive peers. For instance, research conducted by Jon Maner and James McNulty of Florida State University found that women’s testosterone levels increase when exposed to potential rivals, preparing them for competitive behaviors. This is discussed in Psychology Today.

  3. Sexual Behavior and Social Judgments:

    • Research by Zhana Vrangalova at Cornell University demonstrated that women tend to judge and prefer non-promiscuous peers over those with many sexual partners, indicating a protective mechanism against potential competition and social stigma. The study is summarized in Psychology Today.

Women are women's biggest enemies. High-value women do not conform and do not trust females blindly.

If a woman is divergent in kind, she can essentially destroy her life if she acts on the suggestion from NT women who are set out to destroy her appeal.