u/Lost_Elderberry_5532

I came up with a thought process recently that I’ll bet someone here could pull up some strong evidence to boot about this. Here goes:

If a woman sees a cute guy, what’s the first thing she does? Very first thing? She looks over at her friend and asks “do you think that guy is cute?” Ok, so listen statistically every time that happens your odds just split. And the more friends she has the greater the odds split again not in your favor.

What does this mean? You basically need 2/3 buy in from her “web” of friends before you’ll ever have a realistic shot at anything. That’s my 2/3 rule. And I swear to god for every woman you see who has initial interest in you *wont fucking go with her real genuine feelings* because you got fucked by the 2/3 rule.

More evidence in selection bias? It’s compounding, the more odds her friends accept someone it cascades to her friends and her friends friends so on and so forth. This is what’s causing the real issue. This is why the preferences have become so bad. Because it’s never just one woman thinking for her self. My dudes it’s never ever what she thinks. It’s what all the women think.

Walk away

PS: 2/3 is 66.6 percent. Yes three sixes. Coincidence?? I think not.

Hear me out on this… best couple: Olivia Benson and Bobby Goren. Why? Both of their parents were predators. Both are intellectuals with a deep desire for truth. Both have had trauma in their lives. And both operate very well under pressure and can take charge. Also, both really do have caring hearts based on good values..

It sounds crazy but think about it.. I’d love to see it.