Looking back now, I can only describe it as temporary insanity.
I decided to bully her.
Treat her badly once, then be kind afterward.
It’s the classic method used by yakuza and men who live off women.
Why can’t women leave abusive men, even though they are the worst kind of scum who resort to violence?
Because women love having their emotions moved.
This is the mechanism by which women fall in love.
Score a point if you can shake a woman’s emotions.
This is the rule of the game called romance.
Interestingly, the direction in which you move her emotions doesn’t matter — up or down.
In other words, it counts whether you move her emotions in a positive direction by making her happy or joyful, or in a negative direction by making her sad or angry.
This is why women can’t leave abusive men.
He beats her down to rock bottom, then turns around and is kind to her.
It’s an emotional rollercoaster.
This is why bad boys who are interesting get girls, and nice guys who are boring don’t.
They can’t move a woman’s emotions.
They may be suitable as a marriage partner, but they cannot move a woman’s heart.
If you cannot move a woman’s heart, you cannot make her fall for you.
At work, I got angry at her over trivial things, shouted at her, and tried to intimidate her.
In this day and age, I could easily have been fired for workplace harassment or emotional abuse.
I knew it was dangerous.
Her face was tense.
Making her scared was not my original intention, but when I saw her frightened, I felt a slight rush of excitement.
I felt like I was controlling her through fear.
She was desperately trying to appear calm so I wouldn’t notice her fear, but it was obvious she was terrified.
Before long, she dyed her hair bright red.
She was probably trying to look dangerous so people wouldn’t look down on her.
But it was pointless.
She had no choice but to interact with me at work.
I continued to bully her as before.
And ruin came quickly.
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