I believe the vast majority of the content on The Red Pill is extremely beneficial to any man in this day and age. I'm so glad I found it and honestly wish I'd found it a lot sooner in my life.

However, I believe it does get one thing wrong. And this is in regards to being alpha and making money. Men generally fall into two categories: alpha fucks (AF) and beta bucks (BB). Most men (around 80%) are beta bucks. It's extremely difficult to be both an alpha who women want to fuck AND a stable provider of resources. One of these areas usually has to give at some point. Red Pill assumes that you can do both really well throughout your entire life. It assumes that you should chase after making big money, forging a good career for yourself AND lift weights, spin plates and be part of the 20% of desirable men that women want to fuck. Realistically, almost no one can do both. If you can do both, you would be out there doing it already. It takes a truly special kind of man to do both of these things really well.

Every alpha guy I know from university who easily got girls, who has now focused on career and money, has turned into a beta bucks since leaving university. They work long hours, they have little/no time/energy for social activities that would put them into contact with women, they have lost their good body from lifting. Their "alphaness" has been transferred over to their career and making money, but they have turned into betas around women. Even if some of them haven't turned into betas around women, they have no time for pursuing women working 10-12 hours a day. How do I know this? Well I'm friends with a lot of them and have them on social media, so I have a very good idea what their lives are like.

What does this mean for guys? Well they shouldn't completely disregard career, but understand that it's near enough impossible to be an alpha fucks and beta bucks and do both of these things really well. Pick one. I recommend being alpha early on in your life and being that fucktoy that women so desperately crave, then switching your focus more towards career/family as you get older.