Different women react completely differently to conflict and dominance

Fabrizio Rausa uses conflict as an analogy for how variable women are. Raising your voice slightly with one woman might make her feel terrified and accuse you of being abusive. With another woman, nothing short of a five-hour argument registers as serious conflict, and that is simply her normal. With a third woman, she might start smiling because the intensity genuinely excites her. He compares this to how the same drug affects different people differently, noting that a friend who smokes cannabis daily becomes more energetic and cannot sleep, while he personally feels exhausted and wants to sleep for ten hours.