I am not an expert, but from what I have
observed – I have concluded that men should be very careful in relationships
with other women. Special precaution should be given to women in platonic
friendships. This type of relationship can be as hazardous as a man’s relationship
with a provocative woman. Where is the danger in a female-male platonic
friendship? The danger lies in a combination of men’s weakness for women and
women’s power to seduce.
Robert Greene, in The Art of Seduction (2003), states that seduction is the most
subtle, elusive, and effective form of power to get what you want by
manipulating one’s greatest weakness: the desire for pleasure. Since the
beginning of time women have been seducing men. The art was learned as a result
of women being weaker under the control of men. Women had no other choice than
to use seduction as their only source of power. Women began to understand that
if they were dependent on men through force, then they could have men become
dependent on them through pleasure.
Whether it was Jezebel, Delilah or Eve, even
biblical history has shown us how lust for women led men to commit all sorts of
atrocities. Way too many times I hear men confess that they don’t know why or
how they succumbed to such a woman’s seduction, especially from a platonic
friend. Women have the power to passive-aggressively seduce men through a
platonic friendship. This is why women don’t like when their male partners
spend too much time around or on the phone with other women. This is especially
true if the female partner has a hunch that another woman has an attraction for
their man.
How can a platonic friendship go wrong?
Men are led to believe they can let down
their guard around the girl in the platonic friendship which creates an open
door for trouble. The seduction is subtle but efficient. It starts off by the
girl captivating all of the things he likes. Conversations are awesome because
this girl is interested in everything your man is interested in: cars, cricket,
soccer, politics, wings and beer (just to name a few). Usually this causes the
platonic female friend to be perceived to have a “cool personality,” not to
mention she is not sensitive or emotional, and laughs at all his jokes. Next
thing you know, they hang out frequently, she is part of his crew, they party,
crash at each others’ place, and, because I’m a writer, I’ll let you imagine
the rest…
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