Since the first part was received okay I'll give you a part 2. This one will be a lot more ambiguous, controversial[?] and subjective. Use your experiences to see if or how it applies. These are my opinions and theories, not the holy truth.

We will be dealing with female nature in this thread. I don't give a shit if you feel any of this is universal human behavior. This is for application in dating not to write a well referenced essay on female psychology.

The first point I'll talk about I'll call "reactionary living". It's interacting with the world primarily through reactions to stimulants and depressants coming from wherever be it life, another person or even thoughts. I believe this behavior is rooted in tendency towards submission and conformity. The general idea is a woman will react more strongly than you towards all fluctuations and adjustments in her environment. Interestingly though expected behavior and events are very accepted, anticipated and undervalued. I believe this is the explanation to a woman's tendency to not see value in a lot of things and take things for granted. Another random example; ever wonder why women in violent environments seem a lot more comfortable than men? Violence is to be expected for them not deeply feared. This is one of my explanations of why a lot of "battle-scarred" women wouldn't understand some men's deep fear of being punched in the face.

Moving forward.

There is a couple things a woman requires that should not be neglected.

  • Reassurance: When in doubt a woman needs to feel reassured. She doesn't necessarily need to be comforted. Learn the difference. Leaders and strong men naturally provide reassurance and a feeling of safety. Losers create more doubt through bullshit comforting speeches and hugs.

  • Participation: A woman needs to feel like she's participating. A woman also wants to feel special and above others, more well off than others. Don't make a woman feel like a third wheel in your life.

  • Edge: Women are naturally uncomfortable and unsure. When a woman partakes in something she needs to feel like she has an edge, advantage and/or an escape plan. Don't neglect. Pretend to give her an edge if you have to. Something she can say starting with "Without me...". Too much pressure is a big no no. Don't tell women who don't give a shit about you that you want marriage as an example.

  • Bullshit, fantasy, comfort: A woman doesn't want to hear unnecessary explanations of the logistics of anything. Women love bullshit if it makes sense. She also wants to know what's going on and how she fits in. You're selling yourself not explaining every minuet detail and all kinds of self-depreciations.

  • Visible rewards and results: A woman needs to see what is being achieved or has been. Hard works means shit if there is nothing to show for it. Example; You're working two shifts to provide for your family? She sees you leave in the morning and come back midnight. Doesn't know jack shit where you are and your hard work doesn't mean a whole lot. But... ever seen a strong bond between a boss and a female employee? Because she cares about him and works hard in cooperation with him she acknowledges her own hard work and therefore his because without him nothing was possible.

  • Avoidance of direct leadership and responsibility: Can't be more simple and self-explanatory. Use extreme caution when giving a woman too much no strings attached power and responsibility without any accountability.

  • Compliments: You compliment what is under appreciated. Neat example: Ever seen a woman get real clever or smart on the second during an interaction? Chances are she planned it out just like George Costanza did. Anytime a woman fucks up her response to a negative event she will go back to the drawing board, think about how it should have played out ideally and wait for another opportunity to shine. Complimenting her when that happens gets you some points.

  • Acknowledgment of lifestyle: All, again all, female lifestyles have a ton of hamster rationalizations behind them. Telling a woman she doesn't know what she's doing is a big insult, she can write an essay on why she does what she does. Acknowledging the validity of her rationalizations creates bonding on the other hand. You don't have to agree, just acknowledge.

That's all I got for now. I'll try to edit it if I see spelling or grammar. It's not my strong suit.