Hey guys, so I've slowly been trying to incorporate more and more of the TRP praxeology, and last week I had a full on run in with a behemoth of an AWALT situation.

Background: I live in an all-freshmen coed dorm at a super Left-Wing college. Nothing wrong with liberals, but college campuses at this point are an abomination, so betas are fucking rampant, and women just take advantage of it like a hunting ground.

Story: Coming into the year, I had just been introduced to TRP, but not accepted it/bought in yet. We had our dorm introductions and all that mixer bullshit, and this one girl, Madison, HB7/7.5, instantly begins flirting with a good amount of guys, one of them being me. My first quarter was really busy, and in-dorm hookups/relationships are generally not good ideas so I decided to keep my distance.

Fast-forward about a month or so, she gets in a relationship with one of my good friends roommate. We will call the guy Rob. Rob is a nice enough guy, but extremely submissive/passive and just overall beta. He was obviously catching Oneitis for Madison, which is never a good idea, something I knew before even starting TRP. However, it seemed that Madison wasn't really doing anything to skanky, but she still would occasionally flirt with me since I lived across the hall, but to avoid dorm drama, I would always avoid/end the interactions. I thought nothing of the relationship, and it seemed like he wasn't being taken advantage of too much. Things went on their way, Rob became her side pet. Slept in her room almost every night for the first and second quarter, never interacted with any of the other guys in the dorm, I rarely saw him even though I hung out with my friend(his roommate) almost every day after classes and he almost never left the dorm. Fast forward to spring quarter, 2 weeks ago. The last quarter he spent way less time with her, as she probably got sick of his annoying lap dog habits, but he still spent most of his free time with her. What seemed like "out of the blue", she breaks up with him, and he is really upset. However, he says "its just a break", she just "has been going through a tough time and needs space." The Saturday after they break up I had been partying and gotten extremely trashed at my Fraternity, and made it back to my dorm and was playing video games in the dorm lounge. She walks by and sits down next to me, and starts talking about some shit that I was incoherently responding to. Do not honestly remember how, but we end up back in her room and we fuck. Her roommate came back drunk as well, and apparently hears us through the wall and starts spouting off about how she's getting sexiled(exiled for sex) again. Rob apparently overhears this and freaks out, but luckily by then I was back in my room passed out.(not afraid of him, just don't want to start shit). From what I gathered, he confronts her the next day, upset because he thought she just wanted a bit of space, and blah blah blah, I'm a beta give me love crap. She ends up getting back together with him and they are together now. This is not where the story ends though. Turns out my other good friend Dan fucked her 3 days before me, and a guy he knows fucked her the day Rob and her broke up. On top of that, my roommate informed me that the only reason she "needed space" was a friend of Rob's found out she had been cheated on him for at least a month, and Rob's friend had threatened to snitch if she didn't break up.

So she had been getting her attention/affection from her beta bux boyfriend, while riding the cock carousel for at least a month. She only breaks up with him to avoid public ridicule/judgment, continues riding the Cock Carousel while they were broken up, and gets back together when she realizes she misses all the attention.

TL;DR: Girl across the hall cheats on beta boyfriend for a month. Breaks up when person threatens to snitch. Fucks 3 dudes within a week. Beta boyfriend gets upset, and "takes her back" (i.e. gets pulled back into orbit).

Lessons boys:

AWALT She's never yours, it's just your turn. women will only act properly when they are in risk of social judgment