No this isn't a troll post mods I actually make good points so plz leave it up.

As most people are aware, on the internet and this sub people often reveal their gender and age to give others an idea about their situation. This is very useful, and guides users when giving advice or analyzing their situation.

What I suggest is that in addition to gender and age, we also begin to introduce weight reveals. In my opinion this gives us more information and can foster better discussion then just the age and gender information. Allow me to explain this by way of example:

"Why did my (28F) tinder match (29M) ghost me after we hooked up?"

With this post, users may be inclined to suggest that maybe he didn't find her compatible, or just didn't enjoy the sex. But now let's change that to this:

"Why did my (28F 210lbs) tinder match (29M 175lbs) ghost me after we hooked up?"

Now it becomes crystal clear what happened. The guy was just looking for an easy lay, and the big girl happened to be available. The increased weight information gave us exactly what we needed to properly analyze the situation.

I believe this increase in information can be useful to PPD as well. There are many times when women might claim she has a low n count in response to a man claiming nearly all women have high n counts. Instead of phrasing the conversation like this, the man could instead signal he is only referring to normal weighted women, and not overweight women. Because overweight women can really create a big hole in RP theory.

I'll be completly honest that when I think of a woman, an overweight woman does not come into my mind. Unless I'm specifically told a woman is obese, I don't assume it. But much of RP theory only applies to thin and attractive women, not obese women. So many females may believe they have found holes in RP logic when the reality is that they are just fat.

So for all these reasons I find that knowing someone's weight in addition to their age and gender is key for any "pill related" debate or discussion, especially Red Pill discussion.