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The "you haven't fucked enough young women" is your go-to when somebody points out a flaw or paradox in your logic. I know, you did the same with me.
The immediate armchair diagnosis that this girl is "crazy" is a giveaway to inexperience, IMHO. It also smells of the "bro talk" from clueless men cliques.
I'm, not judging anyone, but when men get lazy and don't put in an effort to be self-aware, they fall back on "my ex was crazy, none of it was my fault". It's soooo common.
Most women aren't crazy and nothing the OP has posted implies or infers that she is. The more likely scenario (as we've seen here many times) is that the girl is pulling away from the OP for whatever reason. And it is in the high winds of this "pullback" that men often label their woman as crazy, when reality is the woman is fine, she's just going through conflicted emotions about one specific individual.
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Again you're promoting the HB mentality when the reality is attraction is highly subjective and fluid.
I think attraction is pretty well covered in many studies. Hot is hot.
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There is such a thing as dysfunctional behavior, just because a person may appear one way to person A and entirely different to person B doesnt necessarily have a bearing on not "showing up properly". From what the OP described this girl's behavior indicates somebody who is quite unstable.
Nothing has been posted that indicates the girl is unstable, IMHO. If anything, she is dropping very large hints that she may not be all that attracted anymore (IE, "you don't deserve me" comments assuaging her guilt for not having as strong of feelings). The birthday blowoff is the action of a woman who isn't all that invested.
I'm a big believer in placing more importance on what a woman does, rather than what she says.
A woman who shows up at my place in a rain coat and lingerie and who clacks upstairs in heels is a woman showing an incredibly high level of investment.
A woman who blows off my birthday? Not so much.