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Author Jazz Vazquez psychoanalyzes Peggy Olson, the “feminist” character in the AMC television series, Mad Men. Why was Peggy Olson such a bonerkill for men? Although the series ends with Peggy finding love with a hipster guy, it’s an unrealistic ending that plays into women’s fantasies about men wanting manly women. 

Jazz Vazquez, author and psychoanalyst, delves into the mystery of the INFJ scam. Why are so many YouTube personalities posing as INFJs when they are actually gigolos and whores? People want to have the rarest personality type in the world. The INFJ scam is a shortcut to developing real character or depth. Real INFJs are some of the most imaginative artists and insightful self-help writers in the world. Is the creativity of authentic INFJs hijacked by fake INFJ whores and gigolos on YouTube who don’t want to grow up?

Author Jazz Vazquez examines the psychology of the vile liberal moms who whore out their daughters in order to secure a man’s attention and achieve financial gain. While these same moms pressure their daughters to lose weight, the daughter protects herself by either becoming chubby to repel her stepfather or anorexic in order to escape through death. 

Psychoanalyst Jazz Vazquez looks at the psychology behind the single mom who turns her son into a little man. Boys raised by single mothers are at high risk for sexual abuse. Are single moms purposely neglecting their children because of repressed rage toward men? Why do so many men join MGTOW (Men Going Their Own Way)? Many MGTOW men were raised by single mothers who did their best to emasculate their sons. It is too easy for single moms to turn their sons into little husbands unless they remarry a morally-centered man who is not a predator.

Author Jazz Vazquez explains the secrets about girl hate and female competition. Women fight for the Alpha male’s money, attention, and sperm, so they can carry on the gene pool. Most men are not aware of the secret female social structure that determines where three types of women can go and what they can do. Five-dollar whores know they are only welcome at fast-food restaurants, as opposed to fancy restaurants. Live-in girlfriend whores know they are not welcome at higher class churches, where the married whores congregate.

Author Jazz Vazquez explains why men don’t get the help they need when they sit down with a female loan officer, car saleswoman, or everyday customer service representative. Why are women so bad at their jobs? Women are bad at any jobs that require them to make decisions. Women are great at creative and artistic jobs as well as whoring, but whores have pimps for a reason. Jazz looks at the psychology of feminist impotence. Females in the workplace make men impotent while also failing to help men who just want answers, technical assistance and guidance with serious business plans.

Author Jazz Vazquez explains why women are so easily duped by men who want to use and abuse them. While some women are savvy enough to see when a man is a con artist or so-called “narcissist”, other women fall for lines, tricks, and ploys. Are women tripping over their own egos because they were once young and hot? Are these women too steeped in Disney fairy tales to see the obvious? Or are they just plain dumb?

This short work puts forth two answers to the question: In what ways are Jesus and Socrates similar? One of these answers is put forth by a Christian and embodies a deeply Christian perspective, and the other is put forth by two non-Christians, working jointly, and embodies a decidedly secular perspective. The question was first raised by the Christian author.

This work was written by two people, operating independently of each other. One is a psychoanalyst. The other is a journalist. Each was commissioned to write a psychological profile of the stripper. They were given no additional instructions.

Author Jazz Vazquez explains why women are so easily duped by men who want to use and abuse them. While some women are savvy enough to see through a man who is a con artist or the so-called “narcissist”, other women fall for lines, tricks, and ploys. Are women tripping over their own egos because they were once young and hot? Are these women too steeped in Disney fairy tales to see the obvious? Or, are they just plain ignorant?

Author Jazz Vazquez examines the case of the aging actor who plays the role of a washed-up psychoanalyst. Is Jennifer Melfi, the psychoanalyst for mafia boss Tony Soprano, just a bitter, sour former beauty, or does she herself become a psychopath? Lorraine Bracco’s acting is at its worst as she plays the part of the sex-starved analyst who doesn’t provide any remnant of genuine or productive analysis for her client.