Rejection and Gamma Rage

Why women cannot be nice or kind to Gammas

In September 2022 police were dispatched to a residence following the report of an attack in Wisconsin earlier that evening. A 15-year-old girl had been spending time with 17-year-old Austin Bailey. She was aware that Austin had strong feelings for her, but she did not feel the same way and saw him only as a friend. After he had dropped her off at home she discovered from a friend that Austin had been secretly taking photos of her while she was asleep in her bed and storing them in a folder labeled “love of my life”.

Realizing his obsession with her she texted Austin and told him not to contact her again, to which he responded with an apology. She then told him to lose her number. Later that night Austin returned to her home entered through a window and violently attacked her with a knife. The girl managed to break free and Austin fled through the window.

There are a few key lessons here. First, the exposure of the Hollywood lie: obsession is not attractive. Second, the exposure of the friend zone dead end: if a woman sees you as a friend, then you’re not in the romance game. If you’re genuinely fine being friends and using her as a wingman, that’s great. But if you’re going to secretly pine for her and hope that she eventually comes around, it’s probably not going to end well for you.

And third, women need to stop using young men who are attracted to them as “friends” to meet their needs and feed their egos. Just stop lying to yourself and lying to them. You know perfectly well that they want you, you just don’t want to admit it so you don’t have to give up what you’re getting from the relationship.

It’s neither safe nor healthy for a young woman to be “just friends” with a young man who wants more from her. Because rejection is an obvious trigger for Gamma Rage.