Or in other words, create the very men they hate. I also think TRP is more prevalent in society than it appears. I know men whose ideologies about dating align very well with TRP, but they are simply unfamiliar with the community. The common theme amongst these men are having been done wrong by women. These aren't situations where the men were delusional about where they stood with women, but rather the lack of ability to retain them, being one guy in a roster, ghosted, replaced for someone else, etc. There are a subset of men that understand it's just the game and simply move onto the next one, but I'd argue A LOT more grow pessimistic towards women and begin to view and treat them differently based on how they were treated.

The men who don't adopt "Red Pill" ideologies about dating are those that naturally have an abundance of options, or those that have little to no options therefore have no experience to reference and view all women as innocent. TRP did not blow up for no reason, women toying with men's feelings has become so commonplace that once men globally realized the same exact situations were happening to them, a community was birthed from it.

Now, once these Red Pill men return to dating, they are the very men women complain about to no end on social media. I'm not talking about the men they don't find attractive, but the ones they go on dates with who end up playing them. Most men I know who run through women have that red pill mindset, again, even if they are unaware of the culture/community. It's just how they adapted to the market. 99.9% of them can recall of stories where women have done them wrong.

It's a sick cycle: Man starts getting dating experience -> Constantly gets played following terrible advice from growing up -> Grows pessimistic and loses trust for most women -> Treats them accordingly moving forward -> Women complain the dating pool is sullied with men who don't want to take them seriously -> Women too grow jaded and treat optimistic/good men wrong -> Cycle continues

Now you may be thinking men are the ones giving women incentive to play them in the first place, but it all starts with women as they control the dating market. They also lack discernment in choosing and respecting good men, or either don't care because they've been hurt and don't think men have feelings.