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One more thing:

It feels like this dynamic of Author-Reader is like you building the structure with hard facts + honesty & me bringing the scapel and throwing some diamond-like glitter in the comments ✨️

Like a research team of human abyss. Kinda poetic 😌

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On Starvation and Breadcrumbing

Second double cup of black coffee. Agust D on the background. Your Honor, this slaps. Let's get into it.

Women are more prone to become breadcrumbing victims than men: our nature is to get something and improve it in quality (mostly) and in quantity sometimes. I'm thinking about a woman transforming a house to Home.

This works by us investing our energy and resources in general into multiplying the positive. In the breadcrumbing scheme: this reflects as in the increased positive feelings of appreciation to the things offered through intermittent reinforcement. In one way, a woman is in danger of becoming an emotional addict so fast and so ...irrevocably invested. Scary.

Furthermore, I'm thinking of how men and women are invested differently in a relationship. He's more intense in the very beginning. She's more invested as time passes. I think this makes the breadcrumbing happening later in the relationship much harder to be observed and got out of from - for a woman. If the man breadcrumbs in the very beginning - chances are her dignity actually extracts her from there before huge damage is being done.

Dangerous insight: personal view

Patriarchy reinforces the deep belief of women asking for too much. We see it how apparently independent women "attract" "high value" men.

While this is a flat blatant lie through omission - I see how a real woman gets into a healthy relationship with a man through emotional, intellectual, physical and spiritual bonding. Not through the independent projection. A man's best friend is independent and these two don't ...get intimate. You know what I mean.

P.S.

Looking forward to the Trust Arc.

PPS

What a ride this arc has been, really. Thanks for reading - as always.

Staying close,

EuLa.

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