The Standard Female Delusion Chart - a tool to reduce dating drama

I submit to the world a common-sense system to help reduce inflated female self-valuation (delusions) caused by technologically-mediated overexposure to validation.

Q: What?
A: OK, let me explain...

Technology has enabled countless millions of desperate and morally bankrupt men to constantly shower mediocre women (there's nothing wrong with being mediocre -- most of us are) with attention. Naturally, women assume that this attention is higher-quality than it actually is, because "why wouldn't people like me?" It's an understandable mistake. We all want to believe we are "worth it."

Simply put, a huge wave of sleazy, short-term, hookup-level interest from men is being mistaken -- by the women who receive it -- as akin to marriage proposals, and they are subsequently developing deeply emotionally- and ego-rooted beliefs that they are all 9s, which is mathematically impossible. They then proceed to reject men who are far more likely to treat them well and pursue men who see them as nothing but cheap conquests, resulting in avoidable emotional damage, which they then take out on men in an intensifying cycle of resentment. I must stand against this, and all I have is a voice.

The only power that a man has to stop this cycle is to stop playing the game of letting women think he wants to be with them for real, when he knows he doesn't. Shame on you. Stop that.

The only power that a woman has to stop this cycle is by being realistic about her actual value and finding men who are most likely to give her the maximum return for what she offers. Stop letting yourself believe that users love you. That's a delusion.

These diagrams are only roughly based on non-scientific data, but they are heavily rooted in real-life experience that proves itself true again and again. I am confident that if women use them to identify the correct men and get to know them, they will have better luck starting relationships that last, and that will cause much less drama, heartbreak, confusion, and wasted time.

Also, my content does and always will contain humor to clarify and intensify the points that I'm making. Try to not take my content as being in competition with formal science, but rather as evidence-and-experience-based advice to avoid common dating problems. I tripped over a lot of rocks so you don't have to.

Best luck out there.