The path of least resistance

The Path of Least Resistance

A lot of these very beautiful young women were beautiful precociously. From a very young age, they started to realize that they could command male attention using their bodies or their sensuality. This was a power that they became aware of before they even really understood how to utilize it or handle it.

Because they became aware of that power at such an early age, a lot of them didn't develop other parts of their personality. This phenomenon is common, and I have seen it many times. Being a beautiful woman is often akin to being a Billionaire's Scion; it's like the rules don't really apply to you.

Why did I have to cultivate my intelligence? I thought that it was a way to make a living and to secure my place in the world. But if I could get money and secure my place in the world without the hard work of cultivating my intelligence and building my practice, why wouldn't I? That might have been a temptation that I might not have been able to resist either.

Keywords

Beautiful women
Early age
Male attention
Power
Personality development
Billionaire's Scion
Intelligence cultivation
Securing place in the world
Temptation

FAQ

1. Why don't many beautiful young women develop other aspects of their personality?

They often don't develop other aspects because they become aware of the power their beauty gives them at an early age, which overshadows the need to cultivate other parts of their personality.

2. How is being a beautiful woman similar to being a Billionaire's Scion?

Both situations often make individuals feel like the regular rules of society don't apply to them because they can leverage their unique advantages (beauty or wealth) to gain attention and achieve their goals.

3. Why did the writer cultivate their intelligence?

The writer cultivated their intelligence as a means to make a living and secure their place in the world. They see it as a strategy for long-term security and stability.

4. Would the writer have taken the easy path if they were given the opportunity?

The writer acknowledges that they might have been tempted to take the easier path of leveraging beauty or another advantage instead of cultivating their intelligence and skills through hard work.