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Using humorous yet pointed examples, she highlights how women often overthink their chances with celebrities or high-status men. For instance, some women believe they can "pull" celebrities like Timothy Shalamé or Ross Lynch, based on superficial details or perceptions of social proximity. She sharply criticizes this delusional thinking, emphasizing that celebrities (and by extension, high-status men) assess women primarily based on visible attractiveness rather than fantasized possibilities.
The discussion underscores that women overanalyze flirting and pulling as if they hold some innate power—yet in truth, men are evaluating women based on actual qualities, not fantasies. Women’s overconfidence in their ability to "pull" famous men is dismissed as overthinking and wishful delusion.