Summary: Don't bore her to death. She would rather suffer almost anything else for eternity. This probably will be nothing new to those more familiar with TRP, but it's an interesting enough rant/insight.

Body:

So I happened to overhear a girl talking to her female friends about her new boyfriend. She mentioned that they recently had their first fight, and she said it brightly - with cheer even. That alone was enough to get my eyes rolling back into my head.

But even worse, the other women also essentially acknowledged this in a celebratory fashion. It got their attention anyway. Some giggles and 'awhs' even hissed out of their mouths, as if she instead announced: "we had our first kiss!"

They love it. The discussion didn't even have to become about what the fight was about and so on. Of coarse the only thing that would really matter to the girl with the boyfriend, is how her boyfriend handled the fight. The details don't matter, the passion as a result of the conflict is what matters. And passion can be positive or negative feelings. It doesn't really matter, especially to women.

Where as men will probably get envious of other men over things such as their wealth and social status, women also tend to get envious of other women who appear to be experiencing passion. Surely you've witnessed something along the lines of a woman speaking (clearly envious) insults after hearing another woman laugh out loud for example. Think of the way a child acts when it sees another kid getting a chocolate bar. It screams to it's parents: "I want a chocolate bar, that kid got a chocolate bar!" When a woman expresses herself/thinks in such a way, she is essentially saying: "I want a chocolate bar too!"

Once you've gone redpill, you'll probably find many reasons throughout your days to rant about. I really wanted to express some of these more obvious ideas here though because it really reminded me of the biggest problem with one of my past relationships. I was really bluepill, and I thought it was actually best to completely avoid conflict (in all aspects of my life really). If you had looked up the word 'Neutral' in the dictionary, you would have seen a picture of me. And so, needless to say that relationship ended a little cold. Lack of passion will do that.

You should't find men in the neutral zone or on the middle-ground too often. That's for women! Don't be neutral

Conclusion: Half the battle in any kind of a relationship with a woman is to be a source of passion, whatever that means. That's why even serial killers have groupies.