In chapter 4, Vincent explores the concept of love through the act of dating. She finds herself noticing many stereotypes which women often get trapped with. Most of these stereotypes she finds to be untrue, but a lot of them she argues are typically under examplified. Vincent does not leave much for the reader to decode; she tells it how it is. Many times throughout the chapter she explains her anger and frusterations with the women she dates and with women in general. She feels sorry for men at times because women can display so much power over men without even realizing it. Due to this, Vincent ends up switching her attitude towards each gender multiple times throughout the chapter. In the end, she balances sypmathy and hate and decides to forgive each gender for their particular flaws, because it is all a natural state of mind.
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