By "we" I mean men. When we talk about wanting to spin plates and are willing to lie to get it, you usually retort "Noooooo! You can't just lie to get sex!" You also sprinkle in stuff about how it's not the right thing to do and women get hurt by it. As if that would change our minds.

There was one woman who went on a tirade saying that if she came across a red pill man in real life, she would call him a "coward who takes advantage of vulnerable women because it makes you feel powerful and manly but there's nothing powerful and manly about what you're doing." She tried to pull the whole "You're not a real man" card. I thought our goal was to do away with genderizing. Anyway, I responded with the world-famous Spiderman quote, "I missed the part where that's my problem." She then responded with another wall of text as if it was something that she wanted to say to her exes, then talked about empathy (as if that would phase me), and then casted a bunch of aspersions on me.

Your responses to red-pill type posts and comments parallel mothers chastising their sons. Are you actually thinking about it this way? If so, do you think that appealing to morality will make us change our ways? Also, do you feel the need to chastise us because you have no control over the men in your life, e.g. he doesn't do housework (I have a problem where I still do housework, but I'm working on it), but you're not able to call him out, so you lash out at us on here?