Just for context purposes, I'll describe my current standings as a young (20 yo) male from the United States before I talk about the actual content/purpose of this post. I used to exclusively follow the red pill and the "manosphere" when it first started trending, and honestly, despite some heavy criticisms of the teachings of the red pill, I believe that some of the core beliefs are helpful and generally good advice. Due to my red pill beliefs at the time, I focused intensively on myself and even co-founded a brand (link with photos attached of influencers reaching out to me/DMs) that has generated a decent amount of wealth for me so far, I own a newish Lexus + Audi (I'm willing to also attach my maintenance invoices as proof) and currently looking at a new BMW 430I as well for the fun of it. Since then, I have pivoted more to the teachings of the black pill as described later in this post.

Now I'll go into detail as to why I even gave context to my social/financial standings. I observed that people love to spread the idea that the beliefs of the black pill are purely in our heads and does not seem exist in real life, with people automatically assuming that anyone who follows the teaching of the black pills to be individuals does not partake in the "real world" or society as most people know it. I honestly laugh at this statement whenever people bring it up and use it against me in arguments, automatically assuming the worst out of me, assuming that I sit in my parent's basement all day doing jack all, not contributing to society. As successful entrepreneur who speaks with influencers (most of which are very attractive females, I even had the experience of dating one for a while thanks to this) on the daily, it has only doubled down my current beliefs of the black pill. As stated, my current beliefs actually derives from the experiences I have with my success. I often partake in selecting influencers (as seen in the provided photos) to represent my brand, and through this harsh cut-throat process that is certainly real life, I observed just how much genetics/appearances mattered. Some people are just born with objectivity better genetics and that’s just the reality, you are born with a in-built limit on your potential thanks to your inherent genetics. All the influencers I select for interviews are always leagues ahead in terms of attractiveness compared to the small influencers that usually DMs me begging for an opportunity. I have to sign contracts obviously catered for the attractive influencers while the conventionally smaller following ugly ones are begging to collaborate for just free test products. Worst of all, these successful influencers usually have the most vile attitudes/personalities you can think of, they are filled to the brim with entitlement and prejudice. They obviously got so far in life NOT DUE to their "personalities" but rather strictly their attractiveness/appearance. I think is a fairly obvious observation once you open up social media for just a few minutes and look around. Your personality/metal attitude means jack all if you are attractive, people will even twist your horrible qualities into redeeming ones thanks to your attractive appearance. The opposite is true if you are unattractive, any redeeming personalities you might have will be viewed by others as negative ones. This is why I boldly state that your change in mental attitude doesn’t affect what society thinks of you in real life. Surely these objectively ugly influencers have a positive perception of life and their career, but that’s doesn’t matter once the application of their profile hits my desk and I have to kindly reject them due to their looks. This is also the reason why I think of you want to change, it’s better to do so physically in the real world than in your head, hence why I support plastic surgery whole heartily and even why I choose to have some done as well in the near future since I can afford it. I know that my observations are purely anecdotal, but so is 99% of the arguments made by individuals who follow the blue pill and claims that the black pill does not exist in the real world. I honestly just wanted to get this out of my chest since I'm tired of seeing all the comments stating that the black bill isn't real, and while I do agree that certain aspects/beliefs are greatly exaggerated within the teachings of the black pill, most of it is still built upon the observations of reality and society itself whether people deny it or not.