Anonymous wrote:I think a lot of young men read this stuff but a much smaller percentage are hardcore.
I’d always been friend zoned by women and always the reliable guy they could lean on and tell me about their breakups. In reading on how I could up my game I stumbled on this red pill stuff and, while I still have the same high level of respect for women, my approach is entirely different.
For example, I play the field more with women rather than ditching them all when one woman acts like she likes me. I’d been burned on that before when we break up and I’ve burned bridges.
Also, I don’t engage in chatty text messages, I let my intention be known in a nice way. I set a date and make the date. I don’t emote all of my feelings. I no longer text chat all day while I’m working. If I feel I’m not appreciated I don’t keep giving of myself. I used to be the guy several beautiful women would ask to move their furniture after they got railed by some guy who wasn’t in my opinion as good as me.
In other words reading this stuff has made me realize my self worth.
I don’t think the people who say dump this guy actually have read the stuff. Or they have only read extreme women hating stuff.
think a lot of young men read this stuff but a much smaller percentage are hardcore.
I’d always been friend zoned by women and always the reliable guy they could lean on and tell me about their breakups. In reading on how I could up my game I stumbled on this red pill stuff and, while I still have the same high level of respect for women, my approach is entirely different.
For example, I play the field more with women rather than ditching them all when one woman acts like she likes me. I’d been burned on that before when we break up and I’ve burned bridges.
Also, I don’t engage in chatty text messages, I let my intention be known in a nice way. I set a date and make the date. I don’t emote all of my feelings. I no longer text chat all day while I’m working. If I feel I’m not appreciated I don’t keep giving of myself. I used to be the guy several beautiful women would ask to move their furniture after they got railed by some guy who wasn’t in my opinion as good as me.
In other words reading this stuff has made me realize my self worth.
I don’t think the people who say dump this guy actually have read the stuff. Or they have only read extreme women hating stuff.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If he's a "man going his own way" why is he dating?
OP here. That is a part of why I’m so confused. He has taken me on very nice and thoughtful pre-planned dates. We have great conversation and physical attraction. But he had multiple posts tagged with these things.
You have nothing to lose at this point, so ask him. His answer will probably help you to make the right choice.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just like anything, there are varying degrees of what people take out of any ideology.
I am a man who frequents the redpill subreddit. I found it after a particularly harsh breakup and it opened my eyes into what I was doing wrong with women. Not having a strong father figure, I learned how to deal with women from romantic comedies, Disney movies, and love songs. And that's how I did things, which is not how the world works.
Since stumbling upon this, I am more successful with women and just overall happier. Ignore the extreme edges of the ideology and focus on its core tenants. Which I won't get into here.
OP here. Thank you for chiming in. One of the issues for me is that the ideology paints all women as the same and wanting the same thing. I think that is far from true. By thinking that way you strip a woman of her voice and ability to community her preferences.
For instance, with respect to the guy I’m dating there are two things I’ve notice he does after learning more about red pill mgtow stuff, that the philosophies advocate. I dislike both those things. They definitely don’t make me more attracted to him, they are annoying actually. But I had been tolerating them because there are a lot of other things about his personality I do like.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is incel? Are posters just making up words? [/quote
This is what I found out: A member of an online subculture of people (mostly men) who define themselves as unable to find a romantic or sexual partner despite desiring one.
Discussions in incel forums are often characterized by resentment, misogyny, misanthropy, self-pity and self-loathing, racism, a sense of entitlement to sex, and the endorsement of violence against sexually active people
+ sometimes under the guise of MRA
I blame Hillary Clinton and all of these other women stepping out of their assigned biological gender role
/s
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If he's a "man going his own way" why is he dating?
OP here. That is a part of why I’m so confused. He has taken me on very nice and thoughtful pre-planned dates. We have great conversation and physical attraction. But he had multiple posts tagged with these things.
Maybe he posted that stuff when he was going through a dry spell/ depressive episode/ low self esteem period but never fully bought in. Or he did buy in, but wants you to prove him wrong. Or, as others said, he’s dating you but sees you through a red pill lens. We can’t unscramble him for you, OP, but we can tell you to RUN! Because it doesn’t matter why he posted that crap, the fact that even took it seriously is a total hard-no dealbreaker.